SEC Release IA-1092
Definition of 'SEC Release IA-1092'A release from the Securities & Exchange Commission (SEC) that provides uniform interpretations of how state and federal advisor laws would apply to people providing financial services. |
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Investopedia explains 'SEC Release IA-1092'SEC Release IA-1092 is the result of a 1987 collaboration between the federal and state "governors" of securities law: the Securities & Exchange Commission on the federal side and the North American Securities Administrators Association representing the states. |
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