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Comments on FTC Proposal to Prohibit Most Non-Compete Clauses

The IAA has submitted a comment letter in response to the Federal Trade Commission’s proposed rule, which would prohibit most non-compete clauses. Our comment letter makes several recommendations that we believe would better achieve the FTC’s goals with less of a negative effect on advisers that use non-compete clauses in their employment agreements for a wide range of purposes to meet their regulatory obligations and protect their businesses, employees, and clients.

April 17, 2023

Keywords: FTC, Non-Compete Agreements

Categories & Topics: Business Ops/HR, Human Resources, Succession Planning

IAA Letter to SEC on Private Fund Advisers Proposal

The IAA opposes the proposed private fund adviser prohibited activities and the preferential treatment rules. We offer reasonable alternatives to increase transparency and address investor protection concerns that do not depart from the principles-based approach to the Advisers Act. We also oppose retroactive application of the rules

April 25, 2022

Keywords: Fees and Expenses, Hedge Clauses, Private Equity, Private Funds

Categories & Topics: Account Operations, Advisory Contracts, Business Ops/HR, Private Funds

Comments on SEC Proposal to Shorten Securities Settlement Cycle to T+1

We support the SEC’s proposal to shorten the securities settlement cycle to T+1 and provide recommendations that we believe will better balance the SEC’s desire for information with operational realities of how investment advisers engage in securities trading. We also strongly encourage the SEC to not consider moving to a T+0 settlement cycle until the T+1 settlement cycle has been implemented for at least two years and the SEC has had adequate time to analyze data from all stakeholders.

April 11, 2022

Keywords: Recordkeeping, Securities Settlement Cycle, Trading

Categories & Topics: Books & Records, Brokerage & Trading, Business Ops/HR, Compliance

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