Despite the unprecedented disruptions caused by the coronavirus pandemic, the SEC remains vigilant and active and is particularly attuned to the risk of market abuse, according to the speakers at a recent Seward & Kissel webinar. Philip Moustakis, counsel at Seward & Kissel and former Senior Counsel at the SEC, and counsel David Tang discussed recent and anticipated SEC examination activity; concerns over business continuity plans, disclosure, liquidity management and valuation; SEC filing and custody relief for advisers affected by the pandemic; and the new Form CRS. This article highlights the key portions of the presentation. For additional insights from Moustakis, see our two-part discussion with him: “Digital Assets Space” (Mar. 7, 2019); and “Enforcement Trends and Whistleblowers” (Mar. 14, 2019). For further commentary from Tang, see our two-part series “Lessons Learned From How Advisers Dealt With the October 2017 Amendments to Form ADV”: Part One (Feb. 7, 2019); and Part Two (Feb. 14, 2019).