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Weaver’s professionals discuss tax legislation and economic trends. Tips for audit and SOX compliance, M&A accounting as well as system implementations.
Executive ResourceBoard members might consider how recent government activity, climate considerations and supply chain vulnerabilities will affect their businesses.
Boards and management may want to consider how recent Fed activity, election uncertainty, and emerging ERP considerations will affect their businesses.
Boards and management should examine how remote working and flexible work arrangements, new developments related to crypto, and more may affect their operations.
The SEC staff report may lead to a revised definition which could create challenges for private funds’ investor qualification procedures and compliance program.
Boards and management should examine how traditional and emerging risks, especially generative AI and other new technology, may affect their operations.
The SEC adopted a final rule under the Investment Advisers Act of 1940 that will greatly increase the accounting and audit requirements for private fund advisors.
The SEC announced proposed rules to broaden the application of the current investment adviser custody rule beyond client funds and securities.
