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Clearview Capital Management

Regulatory Gap Analysis  ·  28 April 2026

FINRA · SEC · AML/BSA · Reg BI · BCP

Executive Summary

Clearview Capital Management's compliance manual demonstrates a foundational compliance framework; however, the analysis identifies 18 significant gaps against applicable FINRA, SEC, AML/BSA, and Regulation Best Interest requirements. Seven findings present High risk exposure requiring immediate remediation before the firm's next regulatory examination. The firm demonstrates strength in investment policy documentation and Form ADV disclosures, but critical deficiencies exist in supervisory procedures, AML controls, and Reg BI implementation.

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Risk Distribution

Priority Actions

1.

Immediately develop comprehensive Written Supervisory Procedures (WSPs) covering all business lines — this is the single highest-priority remediation

2.

Establish a Customer Identification Program (CIP) with documented identity verification procedures for all new accounts

3.

Implement a formal Regulation Best Interest compliance framework including a conflict-of-interest register and best interest documentation requirement for every recommendation

4.

Develop, test, and document a Business Continuity Plan with recovery time objectives and emergency contact procedures

5.

Create and distribute annual privacy notices to all clients to satisfy Regulation S-P requirements and implement a written information security program

Findings (18)

FINRA Rule 3110(a)

Supervisory System

OpenHigh Risk

FINRA Rule 3110(b)

Written Supervisory Procedures (WSPs)

OpenHigh Risk

FINRA Rule 3310

AML Compliance Program

OpenHigh Risk

SEC Regulation S-P

Privacy of Consumer Financial Information

OpenHigh Risk

FinCEN 31 CFR 1020.220

Customer Identification Program (CIP)

OpenHigh Risk

SEC Reg BI — Rule 15l-1(a)(1)

Best Interest Obligation

OpenHigh Risk

SEC Regulation S-P Rule 30

Incident Response Plan

OpenHigh Risk

FINRA Rule 2111

Suitability

OpenMedium Risk

SEC Rule 204A-1

Code of Ethics

OpenMedium Risk

FinCEN 31 CFR 1010.610

Customer Due Diligence (CDD)

OpenMedium Risk

SEC Reg BI — Rule 15l-1(a)(2)(iii)

Conflict of Interest Obligation

OpenMedium Risk

FINRA Rule 4370

Business Continuity Plan

OpenMedium Risk

SEC Rule 206(4)-7

Annual Compliance Review

OpenMedium Risk

FinCEN 31 CFR 1020.320

Suspicious Activity Reports (SARs)

OpenMedium Risk

FINRA Rule 3110(c)

Internal Inspections

OpenMedium Risk

FINRA Rule 4511

Books and Records — General

OpenLow Risk

SEC Rule 17a-3

Books and Records — Required Records

OpenLow Risk

SEC Rule 17a-4

Books and Records — Retention

OpenLow Risk

Areas of Compliance

Form ADV Part 2A provides comprehensive disclosure of services, fees, and conflicts of interest

Documented investment policy statement with clear asset allocation guidelines per client risk profile

Annual compliance training calendar established with attendance tracking

Client onboarding paperwork includes a detailed risk tolerance questionnaire

Segregation of duties between portfolio management and operations functions is documented

Human review required

Regis AI provides structured compliance risk information for review. It does not provide legal advice or make final compliance decisions. Escalate high-risk matters to qualified legal, compliance, HR, or governance professionals.

Prepared by Regis  ·  High-risk findings should be escalated before further action is taken.