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20 March 2020

MSRB Addresses Supervisory Requirements In Light Of Coronavirus

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The MSRB addressed the application of supervisory requirements in light of operational challenges and business disruptions posed by the coronavirus outbreak.
United States Corporate/Commercial Law

The MSRB addressed the application of supervisory requirements in light of operational challenges and business disruptions posed by the coronavirus outbreak.

In a new Notice, MSRB reminded municipal market participants that MSRB Rule G-27 ("Supervision") and Rule G-44 ("Supervisory and Compliance Obligations of Municipal Advisors") require broker-dealers and municipal advisors to implement a system to supervise municipal advisory activities. The MSRB stated that neither rule mandates that supervision be conducted in person. Instead, the respective systems may incorporate remote supervision using technological resources.

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