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The SEC Adopts Amendments to Form ADV and Recordkeeping Rule: Advisers Now Required to Disclose Information About Separately Managed Accounts

By Kelley Howes, Jay G. Baris & Eric Requenez on September 1, 2016
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The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) recently amended Form ADV to require investment advisers to disclose more information about their separately managed account business, aggregate data related to the use of borrowings and derivatives, and disclose information about other aspects of their advisory business, including branch office operations and the use of social media. The amendments also streamline registration and reporting for “umbrella registrations” made by groups of private fund advisers operating a single advisory business.

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