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- SEC and AMF Announce Supervisory MOU To Enhance Cooperation for Investment Advisers and Investment Service Providers — SEC — press releases
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Investment advisers and service providers with a presence in both the US and France now face a more unified supervisory lens, and similar MOUs have historically preceded periods of increased cross-border enforcement activity.
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- SEC — press releases: https://www.sec.gov/newsroom/press-releases/2026-108-sec-amf-announ…
What are you watching now? How should investment firms with operations in multiple jurisdictions adjust their compliance programmes as cross-border supervisory cooperation between regulators like the SEC and AMF deepens?
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Event: SEC and France's AMF Sign Supervisory Agreement to Strengthen Cross-Border Oversight of Investment Firms
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Kai O.
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A supervisory MOU like this mostly changes information flow, not rules: regulators can share findings and coordinate requests more easily. For firms in both jurisdictions, a sensible step is to map which licences and disclosures apply in each market and check that records, client communications and marketing claims hold up under both sets of standards. I'd also be curious whether anyone here has seen a practical difference after past US-EU or US-UK cooperation agreements, or whether the impact tends to show up mostly in enforcement timing rather than day-to-day compliance.
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