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Core Compliance’s recent article, “The Adviser’s Guide to Effective Annual Reviews,” was published in the April 2026 issue of the NSCP Currents Newsletter. In the article, we discuss how investment advisers can transform the Annual Review into a meaningful, risk-driven … Read More

  The next compliance date for implementing the requirements under amended Regulation S-P is fast approaching.[1] To help you prepare, this month’s Risk Management Update (“RMU”) provides steps that are required to be implemented – but are being presented with … Read More

As regulatory expectations and operational complexities continue to grow, investment advisers and broker-dealers increasingly turn to technology and specialized service providers to meet their obligations efficiently and effectively. Outsourcing certain functions has become a strategic choice, offering access to deep … Read More

Operational disruptions are no longer hypothetical risks. Cyber incidents, natural disasters, technology outages, and key-person events have become increasingly common, and the Securities and Exchange Commission continues to emphasize operational resilience as a fundamental component of an adviser’s compliance program. … Read More

March 18-20 | 2026 Investment Adviser Compliance Conference | Washington, D.C. | Speaker: Michelle L. Jacko CEO, Michelle L. Jacko, is excited to be returning to this year’s IAA Investment Adviser Compliance Conference! The event will take place from March … Read More

Do you know what time it is? That’s right, it’s time to begin your ADV updates once again! For those firms with a fiscal year-end of December 31, it is time to start addressing the required Annual Updating Amendment of … Read More

Another year in compliance is officially in the books — and yes, that’s worth celebrating. While 2025 did not introduce sweeping new rules, it reinforced a familiar reality for advisory firms: ongoing obligations still require ongoing effort. Custody audits, annual … Read More

In November, the SEC released their 2026 Examination Priorities List,[1] which for investment advisers reflect a notable return to foundational principles, with a strong emphasis on fiduciary duty and standards of conduct, accurate disclosures, and the overall strength of a … Read More