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Date of Issue	Title	Authors
26-Nov-2012	Securities Commissioner Aaron Jack reduces requirements for registered Investment Advisers.
8-Nov-2012	Wichita Businesses Issued Cease and Desist Order
23-Oct-2012	Kansas Securities Commissioner Aaron Jack Featured in John Locke Foundation Article
11-Sep-2012	Kansas Securities Commissioner Aaron Jack set to kick-off Women and Money Series
16-Aug-2012	Kansans Encouraged To Be Cautious When Investing in Oil And Gas
25-Jun-2012	Commissioner Jack to Chair G-20Y Financial Committee in Moscow and Sydney
21-May-2012	Commissioner Jack Issues a Special Order Waiving Surety Bond Requirements
15-May-2012	Commissioner Jack Recognizes Shawnee Mission Northwest Students, Teacher for Top Financial Literacy
3-May-2012	Pottawatomie County corporations considering securities act exemption to raise funds
10-Apr-2012	Securities Commissioner Says Aspects of Dodd-Frank Are Roadblocks to Economic Recovery
29-Mar-2012	Special Order Granting Temporary Exemption for Certain Investment Advisers
28-Mar-2012	Governor Signs Proclamation Declaring April Kansas Financial Literacy Month
1-Mar-2012	Governor, Securities Commissioner Announce Statewide Financial Literacy Initiative in Kansas Schools
Mar-2012	2012 Legislation Info
16-Feb-2012	Updated “Financial Field Manual” For Military Families Personal Finances Now Available
6-Feb-2012	Commissioner proposes fund for securities litigation
15-Nov-2011	Wichita Investment Adviser Suspended by Securities Commissioner
8-Nov-2011	Helping To Stop Elderly Fraud Cold: Commissioner Jack Announces Hotline November 10th
11-Oct-2011	Commissioner Jack Names Jeffrey Kruske General Counsel for KSC
8-Sep-2011	Kansas Securities Commissioner Partners with Women & Money Series to Promote Financial Knowledge
12-Aug-2011	Commissioner Jack Removes a Regulatory Hurdle for Small Kansas Businesses

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