If your investment adviser firm is required to file Form 13F, please be aware that your firm is now required (subject to certain exceptions) by the United States Securities and Exchange Commission (“SEC”) to file an annual report on Form N-PX by August 31, 2024. This report will cover the most recent 12-month period ending June 30 and must include the firm’s proxy voting record related to executive compensation matters.
Even if your investment adviser firm is a 13F filer that does not vote proxies, it is still required to submit Form N-PX, indicating that no proxy voting occurred during the reporting period.
However, if your investment adviser firm does not exercise investment discretion over $100 million in 13F securities and is therefore not required to file Form 13F, your firm is not required to file Form N-PX.
For further details, you can review the full text of the SEC’s final rule here: SEC Final Rule: Form N-PX . If you have any questions or need assistance with these new reporting requirements, please contact us.
Related Resources
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FAQs: Form 13F, Form SH, Schedule 13D & Schedule 13G
SEC Proposed Changes to Form 13F for Institutional Investment Managers (8/3/2020)
Deadline Approaching for Filing the Form 13F with the SEC (1/12/2015)
SEC Settles a Form 13F Filing Violation for a $100,000 Penalty (8/16/2007)
Disclosure
This regulatory alert is a brief summary which is general in nature and offered only for educational purposes. It should not be considered as a comprehensive review or analysis of this development. There are certain requirements and exceptions outlined in the rule which are not covered in this regulatory alert. This communication is not intended to constitute compliance consulting advice or apply to any particular investment adviser firm’s specific situation without further analysis. This regulatory alert is not a safe harbor or a legal opinion. The reader should study the actual guidance, rule or enforcement action in detail and consult with his or her compliance professionals. This information in this regulatory alert may become out of date.
Posted by Bryan Hill
Labels: Form 13F, Proxy Voting, SEC
Tagged: Form 13F
