1995-07-18

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SEC Division of Investment Management staff letter: George Colman

The SEC staff clarifies that the Investment Advisers Act of 1940 does not prohibit a voluntary, non-contractual refund of advisory fees by an investment adviser. While Section 205(a)(1) prohibits contracts providing compensation based on capital gains or appreciation, the staff confirms that returning prepaid fees for periods after contract termination is not prohibited. The adviser is not obligated to refund fees for services actually rendered, but generally must return fees prepaid for future periods upon contract termination.

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