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Tuesday, April 12 2022

Heading Into the Busy Season: What to Keep in Mind

The busy season is winding up. Beyond the usual routine, there’s a lot to think about and a lot that can create volatility in our business routines – including the... [...]

Monday, March 7 2022

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FINRA Released Exam Priorities for 2022

FINRA has made its annual exam priorities available in advance of its 2022 examinations. Many of the items at the top of their priority list focus on ensuring safety and... [...]

Monday, January 24 2022

News

They Will Never Notice: How One Adviser Defrauded Clients of Over $1 Million

The core principle of the Investment Advisors Act of 1940 is Investor protection. Its mission, and that of the SEC, is to shield investors from unscrupulous people who sneak into... [...]

Monday, January 10 2022

News

Don’t Text and Trade

On December 17, 2021, the SEC and the Commodity Futures Trading Commission fined J.P. Morgan a combined $200 million for failure to properly capture their communications. What Happened? Between January... [...]

Thursday, January 6 2022

News

Vendor Recordkeeping Lapses Lead to $1.2 Million in Fines

Financial industry giant Merrill Lynch has the funding and capability to use any technology platform on the market to manage their books and records. They should have the best technology... [...]

Monday, December 27 2021

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New Year, New Rules.

Regulation of the financial services industry can be quite tedious, labor-intensive, and burdensome. We’re not telling you anything you don’t already know. One thing that makes regulatory compliance tedious... [...]

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Heading Into the Busy Season: What to Keep in Mind

FINRA Released Exam Priorities for 2022

They Will Never Notice: How One Adviser Defrauded Clients of Over $1 Million

Don’t Text and Trade

Vendor Recordkeeping Lapses Lead to $1.2 Million in Fines

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