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Proposed FinCEN Regulations Would Bring New AML Requirements to Investment Advisers

By Tim Johnson, Michael Lowell, Kathleen A. Nandan, Travis P. Nelson, Joshua Cippel & Paula Salamoun on September 24, 2015
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Investment advisers subject to SEC registration would be affected by proposed regulations from the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network.  The regulations, proposed in August 2015, would require such investment advisers to create anti-money laundering programs as well as to undertake reporting and recordkeeping responsibilities under the Bank Secrecy Act, including filing suspicious activity reports.

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