Do You Have a Clean Desktop Policy?
Laptop security is essential for wealth management as many professionals don’t just work from the office. Meetings where you take your laptop raise particular risks. Consider a clean desktop policy in addition to your suite of policies and procedures.
Don’t let Headlines Scare you Away from AI
Do the headlines scare you away from reviewing how AI can enhance your compliance program? Responsible AI can put you ahead of the curve in monitoring and detection. Embracing the technology ahead of the curve will put your company on the path to a resilient compliance program.
Using GPT models vs your own AI model in Wealth Management
Do you know the difference between general GPT models and custom AI models? Knowing the basic differences can help you decide how you can benefit from using AI in wealth management. Don’t let the rest of the world benefit from AI while you sit on the sidelines.
Avery by RegVerse, NIST and Trustworthy AI
Avery by RegVerse and NIST are here to reassure you that AI can be added to your compliance program responsibly. Read and review the parameters NIST has developed so you are able to review programs for trustworthiness.
150 Questions for Your Compliance Program
Are you familiar with the 150 questions the SEC has drafted for Advisers to review for their compliance program? How do you organize and address all of this information? Review this list and then consider how Avery by RegVerse can improve your compliance program.
Are You Ready for T+1 in 2024?
The standard settlement cycle will change in May 2024 from two business days after the trade date (T+2) to one (T+1). Are you ready to update your policies and procedures and will your computer systems be up to date? Take a look at our recommended steps to begin preparation.
Mandatory Arbitration Clause Scrutiny
Investor advocates are urging the SEC to prohibit registered investment advisors from including mandatory arbitration clauses in client contracts. They contend that these clauses restrict the ability of affected investors to recoup losses and constitute a violation of an RIA’s fiduciary responsibility.
Does your compliance program incorporate professional skepticism?
Does your compliance oversight include the concept of professional skepticism? Read the latest statement from the SEC to understand what is being asked of auditors in how they approach their duties when they audit RIAs. Could your compliance program benefit from Avery by RegVerse to meet this standard?
Are you concerned about CCO Liability?
The personal liability a Chief Compliance Officer has come under scrutiny as many of us struggle to stay informed and engaged as the new developments within the regulatory landscape continues to shift.