Amy Watson, Author at Red Oak Compliance Solutions

Thursday, June 9 2022

News

SEC Proposes Changes to Names Rule Related to ESG Funds

What’s in a name? The SEC has found that it’s more than you might think. In 2001, the Commission put in place the Names Rule, which requires that funds’ names... [...]

Friday, May 13 2022

AdMaster BD Compliance Checklists News

Is Your Organization Prepared for the Future of Compliance?

Technology is changing at an unprecedented pace, and compliance teams need to be ready for anything – the future compliance landscape will be different from anything we’ve seen before.  Regulations... [...]

Wednesday, April 27 2022

AdMaster Checklists News

SEC 2022 Exam Priorities: Be Prepared

The SEC has published its annual examination priorities for 2022. For those who have been in the industry for any amount of time, this is an expected annual tradition.... [...]

Tuesday, April 12 2022

Checklists News

Heading Into the Busy Season: What to Keep in Mind

The busy season is winding up. Beyond the usual routine, there’s a lot to think about and a lot that can create volatility in our business routines – including the... [...]

Thursday, February 17 2022

News White Papers

Case Study: Building a Review Process that Works

What’s your goal when you’re designing a compliance review process? It’s to balance speed and risk mitigation – to get projects through the process quickly while at the same time... [...]

Monday, January 24 2022

News

They Will Never Notice: How One Adviser Defrauded Clients of Over $1 Million

The core principle of the Investment Advisors Act of 1940 is Investor protection. Its mission, and that of the SEC, is to shield investors from unscrupulous people who sneak into... [...]

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SEC Proposes Changes to Names Rule Related to ESG Funds

SEC Proposes Changes to Names Rule Related to ESG Funds

Is Your Organization Prepared for the Future of Compliance?

SEC 2022 Exam Priorities: Be Prepared

Heading Into the Busy Season: What to Keep in Mind

Case Study: Building a Review Process that Works

They Will Never Notice: How One Adviser Defrauded Clients of Over $1 Million

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