Utah Administrative Code (Current through November 1, 2019) |
R628. Money, Management Council |
R628-15. Certification as an Investment Adviser |
R628-15-10. Post Certification Requirements
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A. Certified investment advisers shall notify the Division of any changes to any items or information contained in the original application within 30 calendar days of the change. The notification shall provide copies, where necessary, of relevant documents.
B. Certified investment advisers shall maintain a current application on Form 628-15 with the Division throughout the term of any agreement or contract with any public treasurer. Federal covered advisers shall maintain registration as an investment adviser under the Investment Advisers Act of 1940 throughout the term of any agreement or contract with any public treasurer.
C. Certified investment advisers shall provide and maintain written evidence of insurance coverage as described in R628-15-6(B).
D. Certified investment advisers shall provide to the public treasurer the SEC Form ADV Part II prior to contract execution.
E. Certified investment advisers shall file annual audited financial statements with all public treasurers with whom they are doing business.
F. Certified investment advisers shall fully disclose all conflicts of interest and all economic interests in dealers and other affiliates, consultants and experts used by the Investment adviser in providing investment advisory services.
G. Certified investment advisers shall act with the degree of care, skill, prudence, and diligence that a person having special skills or expertise acting in a like capacity and familiar with such matters would use in the conduct of an enterprise of a like character and with like aims.
H. Certified investment advisers shall use their approved list of broker-dealers or certified dealers in the best interest of the public treasurer's account for which they are transacting business when allocating transactions to broker-dealers.
I. Any value from transacting on a public treasurer's account accrued to the investment adviser, including soft dollar credits, for allocating transactions to broker-dealers must be paid back to the public treasurer's account. In addition, Certified investment advisers shall fully disclose to the public treasurer any self-dealing with subsidiaries, affiliates or partners of the Investment adviser and any soft dollar benefits to the Investment adviser for transactions placed on behalf of the public treasurer.
J. Certified investment advisers shall fully and completely disclose to all public treasurers with whom they do business the basis for calculation of fees, whether and how fees may be adjusted during the term of any agreement, and any other costs chargeable to the account. If performance-based fees are proposed, the disclosure shall include a clear explanation of the amount of the fee at specific levels of performance and how prior losses are handled in calculation of the performance-based fee.
K. Certified investment advisers shall not assign any contract or agreement with a public treasurer without the written consent of the public treasurer.
L. Certified investment advisers shall provide immediate written notification to any public treasurer to whom advisory services are provided and to the Division upon conviction of any crime involving breach of trust or fiduciary duty or securities law violations.
M. Not less than once each calendar quarter and as often as requested by the public treasurer, Certified investment advisers shall timely deliver to the public treasurer:
(1) copies of all trade confirmations for transactions in the account;
(2) a summary of all transactions completed during the reporting period;
(3) a listing of all securities in the portfolio at the end of each reporting period, the market value and cost of each security, and the credit rating of each security;
(4) performance reports for each reporting period showing the total return on the portfolio as well as the realized rate of return, when applicable, and the net return after calculation of all fees and charges permitted by the agreement; and
(5) a statistical analysis showing the portfolio's weighted average maturity and duration, if applicable, as of the end of each reporting period.