The SEC's Asset Management Advisory Committee (AMAC) is recommending that the SEC address the IAA's calls for relief for smaller investment advisors through tailored regulation and assessment of the cumulative impact of regulation on small firms.
In a lengthy open meeting on July 7, the SEC’s Asset Management Advisory Committee adopted subcommittee recommendations on diversity and inclusion (DEI) and ESG, considered an interim report from the Subcommittee on Private Investments, and heard presentations on technology-enabled personalization in the provision of investment advice.
The SEC’s Asset Management Advisory Committee’s (AMAC’s) March meeting covered several topics that are high on the SEC’s policy agenda and introduced two new agenda items for 2021.
The AMAC’s Private Investments and ESG subcommittees provided updates on their progress and the AMAC’s Diversity and Inclusion subcommittee held a panel discussion.
The SEC’s Asset Management Advisory Committee has made preliminary recommendations to address COVID-19-related operational issues, including electronic delivery, remote work, e-authorization, and dematerialization.
Dalia Blass, Director of the SEC’s Division of Investment Management, recently gave a speech in which she focused on key past and future developments, and changes within the Division.
The SEC’s Asset Management Advisory Committee held a special meeting on July 16 that included two panel discussions, the first on diversity and inclusion in the asset management industry and the second on data privacy and technology’s impact on investment advice.
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