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Regulatory expectations continue to evolve. Examination standards remain exacting.

Registered investment advisers, private funds, and broker-dealers operate under a fiduciary and regulatory framework that demands disciplined compliance program design, implementation, and oversight. Firms are expected to maintain policies and procedures that are reasonably designed to prevent violations of the federal securities laws and to withstand regulatory examination.

Advising investment firms across private and registered markets

RegComp advises investment firms across the private and registered markets, including private equity, venture capital, real estate and hedge fund managers, fund-of-funds and secondary vehicles, as well as registered investment advisers serving institutional and individual investors. The entities we advise include SEC-registered investment advisers, exempt reporting advisers, state-registered advisers and internet advisers. Our clients are subject to regulation under the Investment Advisers Act of 1940, as amended, and oversight by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, state securities regulators, FINRA and the National Futures Association, as applicable.

Ongoing compliance support designed for examination readiness

RegComp provides ongoing compliance support structured to integrate with a firm’s existing operations while maintaining independent oversight of compliance risk. Our model is designed to support continuous regulatory compliance, rather than point-in-time remediation. Engagements are structured on a recurring basis to provide consistent coverage, predictable scope and continuity of institutional knowledge. This approach allows firms to maintain an effective compliance program without building or expanding internal compliance infrastructure.

Ongoing compliance execution aligned with examination standards

SEC, FINRA and NFA examinations
Adviser registration and licensing
Compliance program design
Compliance governance reviews
Annual compliance reviews
Ongoing compliance testing
Supervisory policies and procedures
Code of ethics administration
Personal trading review
Best execution review

Valuation and conflicts review
Marketing and advertising review
Regulatory filings management
State and federal notice filings
Cybersecurity governance
Business continuity planning
Books and records review
FCPA and global compliance
Targeted compliance training
Third-party vendor review