Broker-Dealer Law Update 2024
Recent regulatory activity by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), proposed new rules, and what both could mean for broker-dealers in 2024

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Product Description
Product Description
Due to a speaker conflict, the live webcast and rebroadcasts of this program are being rescheduled.
Regulatory scrutiny of broker-dealers continued to increase throughout 2023 and by all indications will continue to do so in 2024. In what appears to have become the “new normal” there is seemingly heightened sensitivity among regulators towards activities which previously would likely not have resulted in enforcement actions. The increase in enforcement actions coupled with proposed new rules for broker-dealers provides a framework for how regulators envisage the future of the industry. This new program provides you with insights into patterns of enforcement actions, the latest proposed rule changes, and what both mean for broker-dealers going forward.
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Agenda
Agenda & Materials
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What Is a Broker?
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Regulation Through Enforcement: What Does It Mean and How Is It Implemented?
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Electronic Communications and Record Keeping Best Practices
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Disclosure and Suitability Reminder: Recent ESG Enforcement Activity
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Proposed New Rules for Broker-Dealers
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Regulatory and Enforcement Forecast
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"Ask the Experts" Q&A Session and Key Takeaways
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