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Investment Advisers: Beware the Broad Confidentiality Clause
Justin Sher, of Sher Tremonte, writes that investment advisers may rely on confidentiality agreements to protect against the disclosure of an investment thesis or algorithm or simply as a means of keeping investors' affairs private. Indeed, Regulation S-P requires registered investment advisers to take steps to "insure the security and confidentiality of customer records and information." However, in light of recent enforcement measures taken by the SEC, advisers should review their confidentiality agreements—including those with investor clients—to make sure these agreements do not violate SEC Rule 21F-17(a), which prohibits the use of confidentiality agreements to deter whistleblowers.New Book Offers Advice on Scandal-Proofing Your Legal Department
Michael Winston, a psychologist and former Fortune 100 executive, has written a new book, "World-Class Performance," which he calls a "secret weapon" to prevent your company from becoming the next corporate scandal.Jones Day Advises Koch in $2B Infor Stake
Jones Day is advising Koch Industries subsidiary Koch Equity Development on its purchase of a $2 billion stake in Infor, a maker of cloud-based business management software.SEC's White: No SEC Fiduciary Rule Coming Before January
In her final House Financial Services panel testimony, White said that the agency is still 'significantly' underfunded.View more book results for the query "Merrill Lynch Pierce Fenner and Smith Limited"
Trump Presidency Could Shift Regulatory Spotlight to State and AG
New York State Attorney General Eric Schneiderman and Department of Financial Services Superintendent Maria Vullo could step into any void in regulation created by a Trump presidency, similar to former AG Eliot Spitzer, current and former officials say.Amid Trump Transition, DC Court to Consider Limits on Inauguration Protests
On Jan. 20, 2017, a newly sworn-in President Donald Trump will parade down Pennsylvania Avenue. A federal appeals court will hear a case next week that could determine how close Trump must get to his detractors during the inauguration festivities.Amid Trump Transition, DC Court to Consider Limits on Inauguration Protests
The D.C. Circuit hears arguments Monday in a case challenging restrictions on where protesters can congregate along the inauguration route.Jones Day Adds Partner to Financial Institutions Litigation and Regulation Practice in Miami
Sergio Alvarez-Mena, the former head legal counsel for the 11 U.S.-based private bank offices of Credit Suisse Securities, has joined the financial institutions litigation and regulation practice at Jones Day's Miami offices.State AI Legislation Is on the Move in 2024
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