Let's begin with Why. I believe Americans need good financial advice if they are to gain a measure of financial security. I further believe I
can best serve Americans - indirectly - through serving the financial services professionals who directly serve them.
My passion to serve has been demonstrated throughout the decades as an attorney, author, consultant, teacher, and expert witness. During my
years within the financial world, I've observed how critical it is to know the subject matter and be a trustworthy resource.
The financial services sector is not simple. Never has been. Never will be. It is a VUCA world: Volatile, Uncertain, Complex, and Ambiguous.
Successful client outcomes are rarely guaranteed and never predicted perfectly by gazing at a crystal ball.
Investment themes may come and go. Markets gyrate. Investment Managers are Hot, or Not. The world of investing may be defined as a complex web of legal,
regulatory, fiduciary, and ethical demands.
Visit our website often for the latest news focusing on cybersecurity, privacy law, insurance law, securities law, portfolio construction, fiduciary practices and more.
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• As an Expert Witness, I help an arbitrator or jury understand the complex
issues upon which a decision must be based in securities cases. I can
provide persuasive testimony on standard industry practices; pertinent
securities regulations and the methods used to calculate and analyze
damages.
• I have assisted claimants and respondents equally, including service for
the U.S. Department of Labor in ERISA Federal Court litigation and the
U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission...
• My service as a teacher spans many years and many subjects. I was
Adjunct Professor for ten years at William Mitchell College of Law. I taught
Philosophy of Law and Jurisprudence for two years at Hamline University.
• I have taught cybersecurity and privacy law, insurance law, securities law,
portfolio construction, and fiduciary practices for many years. I routinely am
asked to provide tutoring for persons seeking...
When:
07.07.2026
9:00am - 4:00pm CT
Where:
Assemble Conference Room (First Floor)
1601 Utica Ave S
Minneapolis, MN 55416
Keith Alden Loveland is a nationally recognized attorney, author, consultant and teacher within the financial services profession.
He is a subject matter expert to the North American Securities Administrators' Association [NASAA]; he previously served as a subject
matter expert to the New York Stock Exchange [NYSE] Qualification Committee.
Mr. Loveland graduated from the University of Minnesota, Duluth, earning a BA with dual majors in Philosophy and Pre-Law. Later he
received a Juris Doctor from William Mitchell College of Law. He continued...
Resources for Investment Advisers on the Minnesota Department of Commerce Securities Unit website are Excellent.
Section 1: ADVERTISING AND MARKETING,
A. Relevant Law,
B. Misleading and/or Unsupported Statements, and
C. SEC Marketing Rule updates 206(4)-1.
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• IN THIS VIDEO KEITH LOVELAND TALKS ABOUT: Enterprise Wide Risk Assessments, Anti-Money Laundering Audits, Creation of Regulation S-P Privacy Programs,
Cybersecurity Policies and Procedures, Disaster Recovery Plans, and Fiduciary Assessments.
"My clients often begin with an Enterprise Wide Risk Assessment. The facts we discover..."
For most of my professional life, I have specialized in helping investment professionals and their firms do things the right way. Specifically, Keith Loveland Consulting:
"I have assisted both claimants and respondents in providing behind-the-scenes support as well as on-the-stand expert testimony."