SEC Restricts Contributions by Investment Advisers
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According to an article in the Santa Fe New Mexican, the SEC passed a rule this week that virtually mirrors a rule passed in New Mexico last year in reaction to grand jury investigations into "pay-to-play" allegations against members of the Richardson administration. The rule restricts campaign contributions by investment advisers participating in the management of state funds. Read here:
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