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McIntyre & Lemon Submits Comment Letter To SEC

McIntyre & Lemon submitted a comment letter today to address the SEC’s recently proposed dealer rules. We submitted comments on behalf of a constituency of professional equity trading firms that could be affected by a proposed expansion of dealer registration and regulation to reach exempt securities traders....

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Are Unregistered Trading Funds And Discretionary Asset Managers Securities Dealers? A Rule Proposal May Treat Them So

INTRODUCTION Unregistered trading funds and discretionary asset managers have historically operated in the asset management sector and not as securities dealers subject to the comprehensive broker-dealer regulatory regime of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934 (“Exchange Act”) and rules of self-regulatory organizations (“SROs”). The Securities and Exchange Commission (“SEC” or...

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Proposed Disclosure of Cybersecurity Events

REGULATORY PROPOSAL Over the past decade, the Securities and Exchange Commission (“SEC”) and its staff have addressed cybersecurity threats and their escalating risk to commerce. Routinely cited as an examination priority, the SEC has now proposed standardized disclosure requirements of material cybersecurity events and cybersecurity protocols for public-reporting...

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NAIC Task Force Tackles Patchwork of Anti-Rebating State Laws and Adopts Revisions to NAIC Model Law

Rebating is where an insurer or insurance agent gives something of value as an inducement to purchase insurance that it not included in the policy itself, such as when a prospective insurance customer receives a refund of part of the commission from an insurance sale. State anti-rebating laws...

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It’s Not Just Gasoline Shortages – A $1.5 Million Reminder that Cybersecurity Policies Are Hand-In-Glove with Anti-Money Laundering Protocols

I. INTRODUCTION The hacking of Colonial Pipeline inflicted painful costs in the form of regional gasoline shortages, panic hoarding, price gouging, and a temporary halt in distribution systems. Contemporaneous to the unfolding events surrounding the unauthorized access to Colonial Pipeline’s electronic distribution network, the Securities and Exchange Commission...

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