US Investment Advisers Act of 1940 and SEC Adviser Rules (17 CFR Part 275)
Sections 206 to 208 and the section 206(4) rules: antifraud, principal trades, marketing, custody, pay to play, proxy voting, compliance programmes, pooled vehicles – US Investment Advisers Act of 1940 and SEC Adviser Rules (17 CFR Part 275)

US Investment Advisers Act of 1940 and SEC Adviser Rules (17 CFR Part 275) 207-208-misstatements-claims: No material misstatements in SEC filings, no claims of government approval, and no use of the term investment counsel without the business to match

Section 207 makes it unlawful to put a wilful material untruth, or omit a required material fact, in a registration application or report filed under section 203 or 204. Section 208(a) and (b) prohibit a registered adviser from representing or implying that it has been sponsored, recommended or approved by the federal government or one of its agencies, beyond a true statement that it is registered with the effect of registration not misrepresented. Section 208(c) reserves the description investment counsel to advisers whose principal business is advising and a substantial part of which is investment supervisory services. Section 208(d) forbids doing indirectly what cannot be done directly.

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Other controls in Sections 206 to 208 and the section 206(4) rules: antifraud, principal trades, marketing, custody, pay to play, proxy voting, compliance programmes, pooled vehicles – US Investment Advisers Act of 1940 and SEC Adviser Rules (17 CFR Part 275)

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