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This document provides detailed information about the investment adviser, Logan Capital Management, including services, fees, types of clients, investment strategies, and business background.

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How to fill out Part II of Form ADV

1. Gather necessary information about your firm, including business structure and registration details.
2. Identify and list all the owners, partners, and key personnel of the firm.
3. Provide details about the types of services you offer and your investment strategies.
4. Describe your firm's fee structure and any potential conflicts of interest.
5. Detail your firm's financial information, including balance sheets and income statements if required.
6. Include any disciplinary history of the firm or its personnel, as well as ways to resolve client complaints.
7. Review the information for accuracy and completeness before submission.

Who needs Part II of Form ADV?

1. All investment advisors who manage client assets or provide investment advice must complete Part II of Form ADV.
2. Registered investment advisors (RIAs) who have clients in the U.S. use this form to disclose important information.
3. Any firm or individual seeking to register as an investment advisor with state or federal regulators is required to file this form.

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What is the difference between ADV part 1 and ADV part 2?

While only regulators see Form ADV Part 1 (some portions are publicly viewable), the Form ADV Part 2 is a public disclosure document that must be provided to all advisory clients.

What is the difference between ADV Part 1 and 2?

Form ADV includes two parts, both of which provide detailed information about the firm. Part I is a fill-in-the-blank form, and Part II is a brochure written in prose. The first part contains basic facts about the firm, like its fees, client types, assets under management and any disclosures.

Is form adv part 2B required?

Part 2B of Form ADV requires advisers to prepare narrative brochures which contain information on the educational and business background of management and key advisory personnel of the adviser. The SEC permits, but does not require, advisers to list the professional designations held by such persons.

How do I find my ADV part 2?

If accessing IARD through FINRA Gateway, select Classic CRD in the Quick Links section of your firm's dashboard and then navigate to the IARD Main tab. Select the Part 2 hyperlink located in the navigation panel on the left. Select the New/Draft Filing link on the Site Map to create a new Form ADV filing.

Who is required to file form ADV part 2?

All SEC-registered and some state-registered Investment Adviser firms are required to submit Part 2 of Form ADV online through the IARDTM system.

What is the 2B of ADV form?

The Form ADV 2B is a disclosure document given to clients and prospective clients that contains the background information for your firm's principal officers and all of your supervised persons or investment adviser representatives. Certain non-client interacting persons may be exempt from having a Form ADV 2B.

What is on form adv part 2?

Part 2 of Form ADV consists of a series of items that contain disclosure requirements for your firm's brochure and any required supplements. The items require narrative responses. You must respond to each item in Part 2.

Is ADV Part 2B required?

You must deliver the supplement for a supervised person before or at the time that supervised person begins to provide advisory services to a client. You also must deliver to clients any update to the supplement that amends information in response to Item 3 of Part 2B (disciplinary information).

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What is Part II of Form ADV?

Part II of Form ADV is a disclosure document that provides details about an investment advisor's business, services, fees, and performance. It is designed to inform clients and prospective clients about the advisor's qualifications and practices.

Who is required to file Part II of Form ADV?

Investment advisors who are registered with the SEC or state regulatory authorities are required to file Part II of Form ADV. This includes both large and small advisors who manage assets or provide investment advice.

How to fill out Part II of Form ADV?

To fill out Part II of Form ADV, investment advisors need to provide detailed information regarding their services, fees, disciplinary history, and other relevant information. Advisors should follow the instructions provided in the form and ensure accuracy and completeness.

What is the purpose of Part II of Form ADV?

The purpose of Part II of Form ADV is to provide transparency and to help clients make informed decisions about whether to engage the services of the investment advisor. It serves as a guide to understand the advisor's practices and potential conflicts of interest.

What information must be reported on Part II of Form ADV?

Part II of Form ADV must report information such as the advisor's business structure, types of advisory services offered, fee structure, investment strategies, performance data, disciplinary history, and potential conflicts of interest.