The SEC has fined a New Jersey-based dual-registrant over $18 million for breaches of fiduciary duty to advisory clients that participated in the firm’s wrap fee programs.
The SEC has fined an Iowa-based dual-registrant over $20 million in connection with “disclosure failures and misleading statements to clients” arising from share class selection, revenue sharing, and compensation practices relating to illiquid alternative investments.Â
The SEC has brought an enforcement action against a dually-registered investment adviser and broker-dealer in connection with placing clients in fund share classes between that resulted in the adviser and its IARs receiving 12b-1 fees when less expensive share classes were available.
In a 3-2 vote, the SEC has adopted amendments to the rule regarding the process for including shareholder proposals in issuers’ proxy statements, making it more difficult for shareholders to have their proposals put to a vote.
The SEC has fined a Texas-based investment adviser regarding failures to disclose certain practices by the adviser in connection with teacher retirement plans and certain benefits received in connection with mutual fund share class selection practices.
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