Investment Advisers Act of 1940
A U.S. federal statute enacted in 1940 that regulates investment advisers by requiring registration, disclosure, and conduct rules; it governs advisers registered with the SEC or with state regulators and establishes practice standards.
Example: A registered investment adviser files Form ADV with the SEC or state regulator and discloses services, fees, and potential conflicts. Clients may review the ADV as part of evaluating advisers.
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