SEC Moves To Scrap Pay-to-Play Rule
Friday, September 11, 2026 · first reported by JD Supra
SEC proposed rescinding Rule 206(4)-5 (pay-to-play rule) and related recordkeeping requirements for investment advisers, citing enforcement challenges since 2010.
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