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Our source describes the new document request letter from an ongoing exam as representative of a nationwide sweep by DOE examiners
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Two months ago, RCW revealed that the SEC’s Division of Examinations has launched a sweep exam related to advisers’ use of artificial intelligence—but we weren’t ...
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RCW has obtained a copy of the SEC Division of Examinations' sweep exam letter tied to AI or artificial intelligence
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It’s the first time in the 12 years that the exam division has released its annual exam priorities that they’ve appeared the year before they ...
This is the SEC's Division of Examinations' 2024 exam priorities, released in October 2023
Cybercriminal experts solving IT problems
While the exam did ask about due diligence of third-party vendors, Patel contends the exam team went too far in inquiring whether the adviser tracks ...
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'There are still a few levers to pull' aside from a hedge clause
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Greek myth meets regulatory reality in the case of an RIA that, like Icarus, aimed too high and fell back to Earth
Like cars whipping around a racetrack, some compliance issues have a knack of coming around again and again
The Fifth Circuit's decision over the SEC's private funds rules looms over the industry and its regulators.
'The clock is ticking'
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