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SEC Gives Registered Investment Advisers More Time to Bring Themselves Into Compliance with the “Pay-to-Play” Ban on Third-Party Solicitation
In the Wake of Recent Scandals and Brewing Federal Investigations, The D.C. Council Appears To Be Taking Another Look at Pay-To-Play Reform
Taking Stock of The STOCK Act. . . . Wither “Political Intelligence”?
Philadelphia Gets Into the Ring on January 3, 2012
California’s New “Habit” of Pay-to-Play Regulation in the Public Employee Pension Fund Arena
Deficit “Super Committee” Transparency – Will We Get to See the Budgetary Sausage in Production?
Transparency Advocates Look to the SEC to Accomplish What Congress, The White House, and the IRS To-Date Have Not
Additional Settlements in New York Pension Fund Investigation
“Pay-to-Play” Restrictions Debated in Newark: Unfair Advantage for Popular Mayor?
NJ Governor Christie Proposes Sweeping Ethics Reform Package; Robust New “Pay-to-Play” Provisions On the Horizon
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