Investment advisors exempt from certain postregistration requirements
This bill amends Minnesota law to exempt registered investment advisers from specific post-registration requirements that currently apply to broker-dealers. The primary change allows the state administrator to impose financial reporting, record-keeping, and custody rules on investment advisers only if those rules are also required by federal securities laws for broker-dealers. Consequently, investment advisers will not be subject to state mandates for financial bonds, insurance, or certain record retention standards unless the federal government requires similar measures for the broader industry. The legislation directly affects financial professionals registered as investment advisers in Minnesota by aligning their regulatory obligations with federal standards rather than state-specific rules.
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Apr 9, 2026
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