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  • Due Diligence for Fund of Funds Investments

    May 2, 2011

    With management oversight of alternative investments, initial due diligence procedures should be performed prior to making an initial investment in an alternative investment fund. Prepare a formal investment memorandum documenting the investment. Through the term, management of the investor entity needs to perform ongoing monitoring procedures of the alternative investment.

  • California’s New Custody Rule

    Feb 17, 2014

    California’s new Custody Rule is complex and introduces new administrative burdens on investment advisors. Who is subject to the California Custody Rule and when does the Custody Rule become effective? Information on how to comply with the Custody Rule.

  • Annual Reporting Requirements for Broker-Dealers

    Feb 2, 2015

    SEC annual reporting requirement changes for broker-dealers. Summary of the financial report including financial statements and reporting schedules. Whether a a compliance report or an exemption report is needed and what is covered in the independent public accountant’s report.

  • A New Wave of Hedge Funds Emerge

    Aug 10, 2015

    Family offices are converting their structure to model a hedge fund. Because an internal hedge fund structure does provide the family with the opportunity to influence asset allocations, they are reducing the risk profile of the investment strategy while creating transparency.

  • Private Equity Advisers: Key Regulatory and Investor Issues to Consider

    May 22, 2017

    Private equity (“PE”) funds, which play a critical role in our capital markets, continue to see fierce competition in investor fund-raising. As investor appetite for PE funds grows, so will the increased scrutiny for SEC-registered PE fund advisers.

  • SEC Approves Rule to Reduce Settlement Time for Securities Transactions

    Mar 28, 2017

    On March 22, 2017, the SEC unanimously approved a widely anticipated amendment to Rule 15c6-1(a) of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934 to shorten the standard settlement cycle from T+3 to T+2 for most broker-dealer transactions.

  • The Coming Investment Adviser Anti-Money Laundering Requirements

    Mar 21, 2017

    Since the FinCEN AML program was proposed policymakers have taken a deregulatory posture leading RIAs to believe they will not be subject to AML requirements. However, recent comments indicate that the proposed rule will go final in the near future.

  • Whitepaper: Best Practices for Managing Allocation of Fees and Expenses and Conflicts of Interest

    Nov 30, 2016

    View the whitepaper: Best practices for managing allocation of fees and expenses and conflicts of interest. The SEC has made clear that allocation of fees and expenses and conflicts of interests are a priority for them when conducting exams.

  • Taking a Practical Approach to AML Policy

    Nov 2, 2016

    Pending anti-money laundering policy requirements for investment advisors can create anxiety. Regardless of the FinCEN proposed rule, a private fund manager should implement a risk-based AML program meeting industry best practices with the following elements.

  • SEC Adopts New Liquidity Risk Management and Reporting Rules for Investment Companies

    Oct 20, 2016

    The SEC finalized rules requiring open-end funds to adopt liquidity risk management programs and permit mutual funds to use “swing pricing.” The SEC also enhanced data reporting requirements for mutual funds and ETFs.

  • SEC Proposes Rule to Reduce Settlement Time for Securities Transactions

    Oct 5, 2016

    As anticipated, the SEC has proposed amending Rule 15c6-1(a) of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934 (“Exchange Act”) to shorten the standard settlement cycle from T+3 to T+2 for most broker-dealer transactions.

  • SEC Adopts Amendments to Form ADV and Advisers Act Books and Records Rule

    Sep 27, 2016

    On August 25, 2016, the SEC adopted amendments to Form ADV and to Rule 204-2 (books and records rule) under the Investment Advisers Act of 1940. Under the Final Rules, the Form ADV amendments fall into 4 primary categories.

  • The AHA Lawsuit Against HHS and Its Implications on the 340B Program

    Aug 29, 2022

    The Supreme Court has ruled in favor of hospitals suing the Department of Health and Human Services regarding nonprofit hospitals' ability to purchase high-cost pharmaceuticals via the 340B Drug Pricing Program.

  • Using the SAFER Guides to Improve Patient Safety and Medical Risk Management

    Jul 21, 2022

    Incorporating the new Center for Medicare & Medicaid Services (“CMS”) SAFER Guide recommended practices into the configuration of your electronic health record (“EHR”) system can produce substantial benefits beyond compliance.

  • Four Ways Your EHR System Is Putting Patients at Risk

    Jul 11, 2022

    In an era of all-time-high cybercrime, regulators are keeping a close watch on how health care organizations both manage and optimize electronic health records (“EHRs”). Here are some potential EHR pitfalls to consider.

  • Preparing For Your First SAFER Guides Self-Assessment

    Mar 30, 2022

    This nine-part SAFER Guide consists of checklists and worksheets in cross-functional areas to help health care organizations improve technology and information security measures for their EHR systems.

  • Protecting Patients and Providers During a Pandemic: What Can Data Tell Us?

    Aug 23, 2021

    Going forward, hospitals and health systems must build a risk infrastructure that is data driven and shaped for the future. Here are six key areas to consider and evaluate.

  • Is Health Care at a Crossroads?

    Jan 5, 2017

    Regulation, insurance, patient data security, and the list of challenges in the health care sector goes on and on. EisnerAmper experts give us a lay of the land with respect to health care consolidation, the ACA and more.

  • Distress is Widespread as Health care Industry Adapts to ACA

    Apr 5, 2016

    Failing to proactively respond to the evolving health care market will turn a health care entity into an acquisition target through acquisition or a bankruptcy sale. The only way to survive is to address underlying health care distress.

  • Wearable Health Technology

    May 22, 2015

    Almost 8 million wearable technology devices were sold last year. It is predicted that, by 2018, the overall number of wearable technology devices shipped to consumers may reach 130 million. Here is an example of wearable technology that we use in a gamification model.