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Tag: Capital Gains Research

Intent and the Advertising Rule for Investment Advisers

Doug Cornelius April 14, 2011April 11, 2011 Fundraising   [+]

In it’s prohibition against fraud, deceit and manipulation, Section 206 of the Investment Advisers Act is strict. There is no requirement of intent. You can argue that you didn’t mean to mean to commit fraud. That may affect whether you get referred to enforcement instead of merely getting hit with a deficiency letter or an … Read more »

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