NSCP East Coast Regional Membership Meeting

June 7 , 2010

AMA Executive Conference Center-New York
1601 Broadway, New York, NY

The AMA has negotiated rates with several area hotels; however, the AMA does not arrange hotel accommodations. For more information, please go to www.amanet.org. When you are making your reservation, please be sure to mention that you are an AMA attendee (not NSCP) to secure your reservation and preferred rates. Reservations made after the cut-off date may be charged a higher rate. Please contact the hotels directly. Note that we recommend that reservations be made as early as possible as the number of rooms at preferred rates is limited.

FEE SCHEDULE - DATE OF ACTUAL RECEIPT BY NSCP GOVERNS RATES CHARGED.

Attend both the NSCP East Coast Regional Meeting and the Labs!
Meeting + Labs combo pricing (June 7 + 8)
DATE OF ACTUAL RECEIPT BY NSCP GOVERNS RATES CHARGED.

**Special Member rate!
*Non-member from the same firm.

Discount for additional people from the same firm
In order to help compliance departments educate their compliance staff, NSCP is offering a 20% registration fee discount for each additional attendee from within the same firm. Look for the discount code in the first registered attendee’s confirmation e-mail. If you have any questions, please e-mail Liza Wentworth at lwentworth@nscp.org.

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Meeting Host
Financial Tracking, LLC

Meeting Sponsors
ACA Compliance Group (ACA)
Ashland Partners
Bingham McCutchen LLP
Compliance11
Compliance Science
K&L Gates LLP
Renaissance Regulatory Services, Inc. (RRS)

Except where noted, all NSCP workshops are closed to the Regulators and members of the press.

General Session (8:30 am - 10:00 am)

Dialogue With Area Regulators
Open to Regulators and members of the press

• Changes in the regulatory landscape: new rules and focuses
• Exam priorities, deficiencies, and enforcement
• Internal controls for compliance officers to consider
• Q & A  (NSCP to solicit questions from registered attendees prior to the meeting)

Norman Champ, U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission*
Ben A. Indek, Morgan, Lewis & Bockius LLP
Michael Rufino, FINRA*

Have a question for the Regulatory panel? Email us!

WORKSHOP SESSION I (10:15 am - 11:30 am)

(a) BD – DETECTING AND PREVENTING FRAUD

• How to protect against misappropriation, insider trading and front running
• Detecting market manipulation activities and rumor mongering
• Identity theft and the new FTC red flag rule
• Fraud prevention techniques and education on how to recognize, react and report fraud (keys to prevention and detection)

Richard Szuch, Bressler, Amery & Ross, P.C
Al Vermitsky, CSCP, Hennion & Walsh Inc.

(b) IA – DETECTING AND PREVENTING FRAUD

• New client due diligence, expectations and regulatory requirements
• Portfolio management and supervisory reviews
• Protecting against misappropriation, insider trading and front running
• Key employee bells and whistles and AML management

Janette L. Filbert, Prudential Investment Management
Christopher P. Harvey, Dechert LLP

(c) GI - PRIMER ON COMPLEX FINANCIAL INSTRUMENTS

• Vetting products
• The latest new products
• The risks of these products
• Ongoing monitoring of products

J. Christopher Jackson, Calamos Investments
Richard D. Marshall, Ropes & Gray LLP

LUNCH (11:30 am - 12:45 pm)

WORKSHOP SESSION II (12:45 am - 2:00 pm)

(a) BD – ADDRESSING NEW ISSUES IN FINRA, SEC AND STATE EXAMINATIONS AND ENFORCEMENT PROCEEDINGS

• What processes should you have in place to address top exam deficiencies, changes in examination and exam techniques
• How are firms addressing the latest new rules
• What is being referred to Enforcement – the new landscape
• Enforcement proceedings and the acceptance, waiver and consent process – who, what, when and how

David M. DeMuro, O’Melveny & Myers LLP
Daniel A. Goldfried, Bank of America
Scott C. Kursman, Citigroup Global Markets

(b) IA – ADDRESSING NEW ISSUES IN SEC AND STATE EXAMINATIONS AND ENFORCEMENT PROCEEDINGS

• What processes should you have in place to address top exam deficiencies and changes in examination and exam techniques
• How are firms addressing the latest new rules
• What is being referred to Enforcement – the new landscape
• Enforcement proceedings and the settlement process – who, what, when and how

Ndenisarya M. Bregasi, K&L Gates LLP
Judy B. Werner, Gardner Lewis Asset Management, LP

(c) HF – COMPLIANCE AND RISK MANAGEMENT

• Risk evaluation of referral, sub-advisory, solicitor relationships: BDs, RIAs and finders, prime brokers, administrators, custodians
• Preparing marketing and performance information and the difference between offering disclosures and marketing disclosures
• Implementing and monitoring trading and valuation policies
• Registration and regulatory reform

Michael S. Caccese, K&L Gates LLP
Dianne Mattioli, EIM Managment (USA) Inc.

WORKSHOP SESSION III (2:15 pm - 3:30 pm)

(a) BD —  CONDUCTING INTERNAL COMPLIANCE REVIEWS

• Developing effective WSPs and demonstrating a stellar review process
• Examples of transaction, periodic and forensic testing
• NEW case study: How to identify gaps within your compliance program: focus on remote locations, outside business activities and new products (compliance testing that works)
• Documenting the sampling process and building a plan that leads to CEO Certification

Richard M. Nummi, Accounting & Compliance International (ACI)
David M. Sobel, Abel/Noser Corp.

(b) IA — CONDUCTING INTERNALCOMPLIANCE REVIEWS

• Developing effective policies and procedures and demonstrating a stellar review process
• Examples of transactional, periodic and forensic testing
• NEW case study: How to identify gaps within your compliance program: focus on custody, pay to play arrangements with affiliates and beyond, and due diligence of new products and service provider (compliance testing that works)
• Documenting the sampling process and building a plan that leads to an annual review report

Linda J. Hoard, PNC Global Investment Servicing
James F. McGuire, Fidelity Investments

(c) HF – MANAGING CONFLICTS OF INTEREST

• Valuation, allocation, high water marks and performance fees
• Risk evaluation of third party arrangements: auditors, prime brokers, custodians, administrators and fund of fund manager relationships
• Side letter agreements, side by side trading
• NEW case study: How to provide effective, appropriate disclosures and consistent conduct (focus on offering memorandums, sales efforts and promotional materials for hedge funds)

Aaron D. De Angelis, Spring Mountain Capital, LP
Keith Marks, Ascendant Compliance Management

WORKSHOP SESSION IV (3:45 pm - 5:00 pm)

(a) BD - MONITORING SUPERVISORY CONTROLS

• Supervisory expectations and certification
• Delegation of supervisory duties and outsourcing concerns
• Supervision of branch offices and producing managers
• Supervisory controls and red flag review: follow-up and documentation

Michele A. Coffey, Morgan, Lewis & Bockius LLP
Miriam Lefkowitz, Shufro, Rose & Co., LLC

(b) IA - COMPLIANCE AND RISK MANAGEMENT

• How to identify and deal with conflicts of interest
• Enhancing current disclosures – where and how
• Evaluation of supervisory controls and internal procedures
• Addressing the regulators’ and firm’s foremost concerns

John Hunt, Goodwin Procter LLP
Joseph M. McGill, UBS Global Asset Management (Americas) Inc.

(c) GI – INFORMATION SECURITY POLICIES AND PROCEDURES INCLUDING ELECTRONIC COMMUNICATIONS  - Hear direct from IT

• Components of a comprehensive safeguards program and policy templates
• New and emerging technologies and their challenges (I-Phones, internet usage and beyond)
• Best practices and supervision solutions for social networking sites (Twitter, Linked-In, Facebook)
• Data encryption (laptops, PDAs, removable storage devices) and network security (physical security and firewalls)

Jason M. Gordon, Prudential Investment Management
Stephen Selby, LIMRA
Karl E. Yost, Prudential

*Invited and pursuing authorization
**GI - General Interest; both IA and BD sides of the issue will be covered