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The IAA has filed a comment letter in support of FINRA’s proposed rule on investment adviser activities of broker-dealers’ associated persons conducted at an investment adviser that’s not affiliated with the broker-dealer. As recommended by the IAA, the rule would exclude these advisory activities — which are outside of FINRA’s jurisdiction — from broker-dealer supervision and recordkeeping requirements.
The IAA urges FINRA to reconsider its outside activities rule proposal to exclude oversight of investment adviser activities, which are not subject to FINRA’s jurisdiction
The IAA submitted a comment letter to the SEC requesting that the agency withdraw its proposed rules regarding potential conflicts of interest associated with the use of predictive data analytics and other technologies by advisers in investor interactions.
The IAA joined other trade groups in requesting that the SEC extend the comment period for its proposed rules addressing conflicts of interest associated with the use of predictive data analytics by advisers and broker-dealers in investor interactions.
One of the core responsibilities of defined contribution plan fiduciaries is selecting the investment options that will be available to participants in the plan. This paper summarizes the principles governing the exercise of that responsibility in 50 years of law, regulation, regulatory guidance, and court decisions.
The IAA submitted a letter to Nevada expressing appreciation that its revised proposed regulations regarding fiduciary duty includes language clearly stating that the provisions of the regulation would only apply to an SEC Adviser as permitted by the National Securities Markets Improvement Act of 1996 (NSMIA).
The IAA objected to FINRA’s questions on whether standards for complex products and options should apply to investment advisers because FINRA has no authority over investment advisers.
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