EPIC Announces Change in Leadership

EPIC Advisors, a defined contribution recordkeeper, announced that Jim Genthner will be the new president.

A news release said the current president of the Rochester, New York-based firm, Robert F. Judd, will now focus on projects to assist the firm in developing new business strategies and distribution opportunities in a strategic partnership with the firm. He has been president since 2005.   

Jim Genthner, Executive Vice President, will immediately take over Judd’s role as president, managing day-to-day company operations.

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Judd will remain with EPIC through April as he develops his own wholesaling firm to create partnerships with retirement service provider companies that would use EPIC recordkeeping services.

Form ADV 2 Template Available for RIAs

The “Form ADV Part 2 Brochure Template” will help investment advisers with the new required format based on the recent Securities and Exchange (SEC) rule update.

Created by The Consortium, a company offering compliance support to professionals in the financial services industry, the ADV 2 Brochure is delivered in a Microsoft Word format for customization.

The template includes:

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  • Headings for each section required by the SEC and state regulators
  • Table of Contents linked to the section headings for automatic table updates
  • Text boxes for each section to be completed with instructions in plain view until you are ready to delete them from your final draft
  • Detailed sample narrative for each section for your easy modification and customization for your practice for Parts 2A (Firm Brochure) and 2B (Brochure Supplement for supervised persons)
  • Links to IARD websites (SEC and FINRA) and to the adopting release giving you full access to a wealth of information

The template costs $99 and is available for purchase here.

The SEC this summer voted to adopt changes to the Form ADV, Part 2, the principal disclosure document that SEC-registered investment advisers must provide to their clients and prospective clients (see “SEC“).

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