Benefit — brochure accuracy

What accurate AI disclosure prevents on your next filing

The 2026 Form ADV Part 2A amendment adds AI-specific disclosure. Misstatement lands on Advisers Act §207. Delivering a brochure with a known omission repeats the misstatement on every delivery.

The three moments where it matters

  1. Annual amendment cycle. Every RIA amends its Form ADV within 90 days of fiscal year end. The AI-disclosure section needs the current fact set at amendment time. Without it, the firm ships another year of stale or incomplete disclosure.
  2. Brochure delivery to new clients. Every new-client onboarding includes Part 2A delivery. Delivery of a brochure the firm knows is inaccurate is not a passive omission — it is an active misstatement to that new client.
  3. Section 207 enforcement. Willful misstatement or omission is criminal + civil. SEC enforcement matters citing Part 2A misstatement carry both direct penalties and follow-on Reg BI / §206 exposure.

Dollar frame

Section 207 penalties: criminal exposure for willful violations; civil penalties + disgorgement + injunctive relief for the firm and principals.
Re-delivery cost: after a finding, corrected brochures must be re-delivered to affected clients. Direct administrative cost + client-relationship friction.
Preventive stance value: $499 Snapshot produces the fact set + language the brochure needs at amendment time. No amendment lags. No stale delivery.

Who at your org cares

What "having it" looks like

Green: Annual amendment cites the Snapshot record for AI-tool function, inputs, and material limitations. Brochure delivered to new clients is accurate.
Red: Amendment ships with generic "we use AI" language. First SEC exam that draws AI focus opens with a Part 2A finding. Section 207 exposure is live.

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The fact set your next Form ADV amendment needs to be accurate on AI disclosure.

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