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SEC Announces Plan To Rescind Its Pay-to-Play Rule For Investment Advisers

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By Jason Abel, Adie J. Olson, Claire Rajan
| Mondaq
Jason Abel’s articles from Steptoe LLP are most popular: in European Union with readers working within the Banking & Credit and Retail & Leisure industries Steptoe LLP are most popular: within Government and Public Sector topic(s) As expected, late last week, the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) shook up the political law landscape when it proposed to rescind its monumental pay-to-play rule governing investment advisers.
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Considering Evolving Pay-to-Play Risks In The 2026 Elections

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By Jason Abel, Adie J. Olson, Claire Rajan
| Mondaq
Steptoe LLP are most popular: within Intellectual Property topic(s) with readers working within the Technology industries Companies that obtain public sector business or engage lobbyists in the United States should be mindful of the evolving pay-to-play risk landscape in 2026.
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What Does the Supreme Court’s Latest Campaign Finance Decision Mean for the 2026 Midterm Elections Fundraising?

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By Jason Abel, Claire Rajan, Katherine J Kyriakoudes
| New York Law Journal Verified
Credit: Joaquin Corbalan/Adobe Stock Since the Supreme Court’s opinions in Citizens United v. FEC and SpeechNow v. FEC allowed unlimited independent spending in elections for corporations, an essential component of maintaining contribution limits has been whether election-related efforts are coordinated.
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