Janus Talking About Brokers With Regulators

Janus Capital Group is telling the Securities and Exchange Commission about its relationships with brokers.

One month after settling with the SEC for $226 million for its participation in improper trading, the Denver-based fund giant is helping the Commission figure out what role, if any, brokerages that sold Janus funds had in the scandal.

Janus already revealed that the SEC was looking into its relationships with brokers, although the settlement did not include those ties.

The company revealed that only 5% of its assets under management are sold through brokers.

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