Unpacking the Impact: The Challenges of Proposed Regulations for Investment Companies

Hailey Ford on 12/3/24 9:15 AM Compliance, Regulatory, Trading, SEC, ESG, investments, Regulations, Guidelines, RiskManagement, InvestmentCompanies, CorporateGovernance, Cybersecurity, RegTech

As the regulatory landscape for financial services continues to evolve, investment companies are finding themselves at a crossroads.

ESG Investing: Preventing Greenwashing & Preparing for Regulatory Changes

Erin Carey on 11/26/24 9:30 AM Compliance, Regulatory, Trading, SEC, Best Practices, ESG, investments, Regulations, Guidelines, Greenwashing

ESG investing focuses on incorporating environmental, social, and governance principles into a fund’s investment strategy. These portfolios often consist of investments in assets that promote green energy, climate preservation, Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion initiatives, and equal access to opportunities.

3 Areas of Focus for SEC's 2023 Examination Priorities

Shannon Bean on 4/20/23 11:30 AM SEC, ESG, Derivatives, SECRegulations

SEC Releases 2023 Examination Priorities

The SEC releases its examination priorities every year to provide insight into potential risk areas that might impact investors. Along with the usual focus on compliance with policies and procedures, client suitability standards, etc., the SEC also highlights specific industry concerns related to the current landscape and new or updated regulation.

Should ESG Factors Be Considered For Retirement Account Investments?

Taylor Carpentier on 4/6/23 12:15 PM ESG, investments, retirement, DepartmentofLabor, ERISA

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Why Are 25 State Attorney Generals Suing the DOL?

A recent U.S. Department of Labor (DOL) rule that went into effect is facing a legal challenge as attorney generals from 25 states argue that it violates Employee Retirement Income Security Act of 1974's (ERISA’s) mandate that asset managers serve as fiduciaries in managing retirement plan assets.