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November 27, 2012
The sweeping regulatory changes instituted under Dodd-Frank have had a significant impact on investment advisers of all types, especially those who manage private investment funds such as hedge funds. Many who were previously exempt from registration under the Investment Advisers Act of 1940 are now required to register with the SEC. Additionally, many are now subject to increased reporting requirements.
The SEC's Office of Compliance Inspections and Examinations has stepped up its efforts to examine investment advisers' compliance policies and procedures. These examinations are often conducted with very little notice. If your compliance program is found to be lacking, you may face action by the SEC's Enforcement Division. If OCIE comes knocking on your door, will you be able to demonstrate that your compliance program is in order?
Our Investment Adviser Compliance Team will analyze your compliance program and assist you in addressing any weaknesses that may prevent you from meeting your regulatory obligations. We tailor our evaluation to meet your specific needs, whether your compliance efforts need a complete overhaul or just a few minor adjustments. We can provide any or all of the following services as necessary:
To provide you with maximum value, we will work with you to determine a fee that best meets your budgetary requirements.
Preparation is key in protecting your business and minimizing the risk of adverse consequences. Discover and correct any deficiencies in your organization's compliance program now - before you become the target of an SEC examination.
To learn more about our compliance services or to schedule a complimentary presentation on what to expect during an SEC examination...
Please contact Richard S. Heller or Michael V. Wible for more information.
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Last modified: November 27, 2012
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