Exam Alert: SEC raises dollar thresholds for “qualified clients”

Effective September 19, 2011, the SEC has raised the thresholds an investor must meet to be considered a qualified client on the basis of assets under management or net worth. The thresholds are now $1 million in assets under management (previously $750,000) and $2 million in net worth (previously $1.5 million). Continue reading

Effective September 19, 2011, the SEC has raised the thresholds an investor must meet to be considered a qualified client on the basis of assets under management or net worth.  The thresholds are now $1 million in assets under management (previously $750,000) and $2 million in net worth (previously $1.5 million).  A qualified client may compensate an investment adviser based on performance.

Source: SEC Release 3236

Prior related alert: SEC proposes rule to change standards for “qualified clients”

This alert is relevant to the Series 63, Series 65, Series 66, and Series 24.

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