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Advanced Regulatory Compliance, Inc.


Company info:

Top Executive: Patrick J. Burns, Jr., J.D.
http://www.advreg.com
310-275-7300
415 N. Camden Drive #223
Beverly Hills, CA 90210

RIA department info:

Contact: Patrick J. Burns, Jr., J.D.
310-275-7300

Etcetera:

  • Founded in 2004

Q&A:

What is the service or product you offer to RIAs?

RIA registration, plain English Form ADVs, mock audits and ongoing compliance support.

How do you differentiate your offering from competitors'?

We offer highly personalized compliance support to existing RIAs and work in conjunction with our affiliate, The Law Offices of Patrick J. Burns, Jr., P.C. (“PJB Law”). PJB Law is dedicated to helping wire house advisors safely transition to independence.


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