The SEC’s Division of Examinations has released its FY 2027 examination priorities, highlighting continued scrutiny of investment advisers’ fiduciary obligations, conflicts of interest, compliance programs, cybersecurity, and emerging technologies.
The Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN) and SEC recently released a joint proposal outlining potential Customer Identification Program (CIP) regulations for investment advisers.
The IAA has submitted a comment letter urging the SEC to make additional changes to its proposed rule relating to the safeguarding of advisory client assets.
The IAA has submitted a comment letter urging the SEC to make substantial changes to its proposed rule related to the safeguarding of advisory client assets.
Reflecting an ongoing focus on both oversight of branch offices and safeguarding of client information, the SEC’s Division of Examinations has issued a Risk Alert on the “importance of establishing written policies and procedures for safeguarding customer records and information at branch offices.”
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