COMPLY Technologies, Inc. (a.k.a. COMPLY)

COMPLY is an advanced provider of compliance and registration products and services for investment advisers, broker-dealers, hedge funds, investment companies and insurance institutions. COMPLY is also the consulting and education partner for your compliance program. Combining industry-leading experts and real-world insight to help you stay up to date with the ever-changing regulatory landscape and minimize risk.

COMPLY (formerly known as NRS Education) offers the Investment Adviser Certified Compliance Professional® (IACCP®) Program, co-sponsored by the Investment Adviser Association (IAA). The IACCP Program is one of the only designations for investment adviser compliance professionals in the financial services industry. The certification responds to growing industry demand for advanced compliance education and nationally recognized professional standards.

Participants receive a compliance education based on a solid understanding of all regulations and rules with which investment advisers must comply. The program curriculum includes a detailed examination of the Investment Advisers Act of 1940 and related state and federal regulations, provides guidance for building a strong compliance program and highlights best practices which can immediately be implemented. It is delivered in-person, live online and via on-demand webinars, and conferences.

COMPLY is recognized as a continuing education approved provider by: National Association of State Boards of Accountancy (NASBA) Continuing Professional Education (CPE) Sponsor, the State Bar of California Minimum Continuing Legal Education (MCLE), and Certified Financial Planner (CFP®) Board of Standards. 

 Visit COMPLY.com to learn more.

Address

136 Madison Avenue
New York
NY
10016
United States

NASBA Approved providers

  • National Registry

Registry ID

103452

Approved Delivery Method

Group Live, Group Internet Based
As compliance professionals, we are used to working within sets of well-defined rules and creating procedures that manage risks. While there are rules that require Code of Ethics, and while we can dev …
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The SEC’s anti-fraud rules pursuant to Section 206 of the Investment Advisers Act of 1940 lay the regulatory foundation of the adviser’s relationship with its clients. Rules promulgated under Section …
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As a fiduciary, an investment adviser has many obligations to the client including developing, implementing and testing policies, procedures and disclosures to ensure proper trading practices. Complia …
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Ethics is not an option; it’s a requirement. Since the adoption of the SEC Rule on Codes of Ethics, every registered investment adviser firm must adopt codes of ethics that establish standards of cond …
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The Form ADV Part 2 is a “plain English” narrative approach to client disclosure. Investment Advisers are required to file their disclosure brochures electronically and the public has access to these …
Inaccurate and/or inadequate Form ADV disclosures are consistently cited in the SEC’s and many states’ list of “Top Deficiencies.” In this session, experts will systematically walk through Form ADV Pa …
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