The latest company to sign on as a sponsor of the Envestnet Institute On Campus online education program is Franklin Templeton, the companies said Tuesday.
As part of its sponsorship, Franklin Templeton will help enhance the EIOC curriculum with the addition of courses related to a wide spectrum of topics, including sustainable investing, alternative investments and exchange-traded funds, according to the firms.
Participants will be granted access to various on-demand trainings and coursework in multiple languages, they said.
Franklin Templeton will also work to increase EIOC participation at participating colleges and universities and bring the program to more schools, according to the companies.
In addition, Franklin Templeton will host virtual and in-person career networking events for EIOC participants, and act as program ambassador by placing interns and filling entry-level openings within the company where available, the companies said.
Envestnet also announced that 882 students participated in the EIOC program during the 2022 spring session, noting that was the highest number of participants in any session of the online career-training initiative so far.
One quarter of those participants (221 people) were first-generation college and university students, Envestnet added.
LinkedIn Partners With RIA in a Box on Compliance
RIA in a Box said Tuesday it was selected as LinkedIn's latest compliance partner, noting the partnership will enhance its MyRIACompliance Communications Archiving and Review solution.
The Advisers Act Rule 204-2 (Books and Records Rule) and Advisers Act Rule 206(4)-7 requires all RIA firms to monitor and maintain records of firm and individual social media communications, RIA in a Box pointed out.
Explaining why LinkedIn selected RIA in a Box, Moza Anthony, LinkedIn business development manager, said in a statement: "When looking for a new compliance partner we wanted a partner who is trusted in the space to confidently manage investment advisers' regulatory compliance needs, all while allowing for industry compliant use of LinkedIn's free and paid products."