Connecticut (CT) Finance CLE Course Catalog

Counsel plays a huge role in helping clients avoid SEC lawsuits by addressing business issues, implementing procedures, and being proactive in compliance efforts. In-house counsel and client presence in SEC presentations, remedial efforts, and cooperation can aid in an SEC investigation.

Financial firms such as asset managers, broker-dealers, private funds, and others face scrutiny and fines from the SEC for compliance failures. Expert panelists discuss how financial firms are facing increased scrutiny and large fines from the SEC for compliance failures, particularly concerning communication records and marketing rules.

Cooperation, robust internal controls, and a culture of compliance are key to preventing accounting fraud, as discussed by expert panelists from the SEC and the private sector. Effective communication and cooperation are vital in navigating investigations, empowering gatekeepers, and setting an example for other firms.

A panel of experts discusses the SEC’s new rulemaking agenda relating to special purpose acquisition companies (SPACs), ESG, and cybersecurity breaches. This initiative aims to encourage innovation and provide reliable information for investors and customers.

Join James W. Sandy, Member, and Paul J. Lysobey, Associate at McGlinchey Stafford PLLC, as they delve deep into the ever-changing landscape of consumer finance regulations and litigation trends. Speakers will also provide valuable insights into the latest updates and trends shaping the consumer finance industry.

Join Mike Woeber of Corporate Tax Advisors, Inc. and Michael Silvio of MGO LLP, as they embark on a comprehensive exploration of R&D tax credits. They will provide invaluable insights and actionable strategies to empower organizations to fully leverage these credits. From deciphering qualifying activities and expenditures to mastering documentation requirements, our speakers will guide you through the latest changes and updates in R&D tax credit regulations, so you remain at the forefront of industry knowledge. A thorough review of the current regulations from the Internal Revenue Service related to the Sec. 174 R&D Capitalization will also be discussed along with how this will impact the credit. Speakers will also discuss potential legislation in this area.

Join experienced securities arbitration practitioners Rebecca A. Beers and Debra A. Jenks, Esq. as they delve into the latest trends and pivotal developments in FINRA arbitration and enforcement. The speakers will also provide invaluable insights on the current regulatory focus as well as provide best practices for maintaining compliance in this dynamic financial environment.

In this program, a panel of thought leaders and practitioners assembled by The Knowledge Group will discuss the recent and significant tax controversies. The speakers will provide best approaches on how to effectively navigate the complexities of tax disputes and safeguard their financial stability.

Consumers want more services and solutions from their financial providers and FinTech will continue to be a driving force in 2023-2024 with AI, Machine Learning, Blockchain, embedded finance, SaaS and Open Banking taking center stage. How can you help your company prepare for the risks associated with the technological innovations driving FinTech? -Show me the money" The impact of SVB on FinTech providers (and banks?) - Getting comfortable with the unknown" How to manage an unknown regulatory landscape - Future of FinTech