DISCLOSURES
Our Firm
Goggans Group Inc (GGI) is an Investment Adviser located in Gadsden, Alabama. GGI is registered with the Alabama Securities Commission to conduct business in the State of Alabama. We are permitted to conduct business in states in which we are registered or are exempt from registration requirements.
All third-party information is intended to provide relevant insight and perspective but GGI does not warranty its accuracy, timeliness, or suitability. Investing always involves risk and GGI can not guarantee the performance of any investment or guarantee any investment strategy will be profitable or consistent with past results.
Form ADV Part 2A (Firm Brochure)
The Firm Brochure provides detailed information about the business operations of GGI.
Firm Brochure (Form ADV Part 2)
Privacy Notice
We require non-public personal information to provide financial advice and investment management to our clients. We maintain physical, electronic, and procedural safeguards to protect your information from unauthorized access and distribution.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Form ADV Part 2?
The Form ADV is the Uniform Application for Investment Adviser Registration form. It is used by Investment Advisers to register with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and/or state securities administrators like the Alabama Securities Commission. The form has two parts: Form ADV Part 1 and Form ADV Part 2.
Form ADV Part 1 discloses information about the Investment Adviser’s business, clients, employees, affiliations, and disciplinary events.
Form ADV Part 2 is a "plain English" brochure of the information contained in Part 1 as well as supplemental information about the educational and business background of advisers and key personnel. The Firm Brochure (Form ADV Part 2) is the primary disclosure document provided to clients.
Why did I receive a summary of material changes?
Every year Investment Advisers are required to provide each client a summary of the material changes to the Form ADV Part 2A and access to the entire Firm Brochure.
What is a material change?
A material change is any change to the business of the Investment Adviser that may impact an existing client or the decision making process of a potential client. Examples of material changes include: offering additional services, fee changes, and hiring additional advisors or key personnel.
Is there any additional action required?
No. Providing these disclosures for your review is a regulatory requirement intended to inform existing clients and the general public.
