Securities Commissioner, Kansas Office of the
The Office of the Kansas Securities Commissioner is an independent state agency funded entirely by industry fees. The agency regulates and monitors the offering of securities and financial services within Kansas by registering securities, broker-dealers and their agents, investment advisers, loan brokers and certain land subdivisions. Agency staff also investigate potential violations of the laws and ensure that registered persons and entities comply with industry, legal, and accounting standards. The staff has the authority to investigate any investment related activity which has occurred in Kansas, even when companies or individuals from outside of the state are involved. The Securities Commissioner administers the Kansas Uniform Securities Act, the Uniform Land Sales Practices Act, and the Loan Brokers Act. The Commissioner enforces these laws through administrative, civil and criminal proceedings. The website for the Office of the Securities Commissioner is http://www.ksc.ks.gov/
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