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Most RIAs Think They’re Compliant. They’re Not. We Fix the Structure.
About My RIA Lawyer
Most RIAs don’t have a compliance problem. They have a structure that won’t hold up when it’s tested. On paper, everything looks right: – A named CCO – Policies and procedures – Annual reviews But when regulators examine your firm, they’re not reviewing what you say your program is. They’re testing whether it actually works. And that’s where most firms break. Because their compliance depends on: – one person – disconnected vendors – reactive processes That’s not a compliance program. It’s a patchwork. My RIA Lawyer replaces that structure. We don’t just advise—we act as your: – Chief Compliance Officer – Compliance Department – Legal oversight So your compliance program doesn’t just exist—it holds up under scrutiny. We work with RIAs who: – Have outgrown a single CCO – Don’t trust their current setup – Are preparing for or facing regulatory exams – Want a structure that scales with their firm If your compliance program were tested today, would it hold up? Most don’t.
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Legal & Regulatory
My RIA Lawyer will continue monitoring the SEC proposal to rescind Advisers Act Rule 206(4)-5 and eliminate related recordkeeping requirements on September 3, 2026.
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Legal & Regulatory
My RIA Lawyer noted that the SEC proposed rescinding Advisers Act Rule 206(4)-5, which can trigger a two-year compensation prohibition when political contributions are made in connection with government clients.
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Legal & Regulatory
My RIA Lawyer learned that the SEC has proposed new Regulation Crypto Assets rules designed to establish a more tailored regulatory framework for certain investment contracts involving crypto assets.
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People
My RIA Lawyer currently has two openings for new clients in the OCD+ program this September.
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