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On October 26, 2023, the Division of Investment Management of the US Securities and Exchange Commission (the “Division” and the “SEC” or “Commission,” respectively) updated the “Frequently Asked ...

The Dallas Business Journal has published a money management firms list ranked on total assets under management gathered from the most recent Form ADV filing with the SEC. All firms considered ...

Additional information RIAs must now disclose on the Form ADV may help the SEC develop an automated system to single out firms for examination. Registered investment advisers (RIAs) will need to share ...

Form ADV is meant to provide investors and regulators a reasonably accurate, up-to-date description of a firm. It doesn’t always work out that way. For many financial advisors, the document remains a ...

Your article was successfully shared with the contacts you provided. The Securities and Exchange Commission continues to field questions from advisors about how to comply with the significant changes ...

If you haven't encountered the new Form ADV yet, be prepared to make its acquaintance in the next two months. To make sure the meeting doesn't become contentious, some guidance may be in order.

Form ADV: It’s Like a Background Check for Your Financial Adviser Investors curious about how their financial professional operates (including fees and any possible conflicts of interest) just need to ...

The “Form ADV Part 2 Brochure Template” will help investment advisers with the new required format based on the recent Securities and Exchange (SEC) rule update. Created by The Consortium, a company ...

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Would you want to know if your financial advisor was a criminal? What about if they’d ripped off another client? Or if they’ve been incentivized to sell you products that aren’t in your best interest?