Routine investment adviser examinations by the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) typically begin with requests from the SEC staff for the production of certain documents. When the investment adviser submits documents in response to these production requests, those materials may become subject to disclosure by the SEC through Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) requests, thereby
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