On September 26, 2006, the SEC instituted settled administrative and cease-and-desist proceedings against BISYS Fund Services Inc. According to the SEC: "These proceedings arise out of improper arrangements between BISYS Fund Services, Inc. ('BISYS' or 'Respondent'), a mutual fund administrator, and 27 mutual fund advisers in which BISYS aided and abetted the advisers' improper use of fund assets for marketing and other expenses incurred by the advisers. BISYS entered into side agreements obligating BISYS to rebate a portion of its administration fee to the funds' advisers so that the fund advisers would continue to recommend BISYS as an administrator to the fund board of trustees. Through these side agreements, fund advisers used fund assets to pay for marketing expenses incurred by the advisers to promote the funds. Occasionally, fund advisers also used the money dedicated by BISYS pursuant to these arrangements to pay expenses entirely unrelated to marketing, including check fraud losses, seed capital for new mutual funds, and settlement of disputes with third parties."

The Commission stated: "Notice is hereby given . . . that the Division of Enforcement has filed with the Commission the proposed plan ("Distribution Plan") for the distribution of monies in In the Matter of BISYS Fund Services, Inc."

The SEC stated: "Pursuant to Rule 1104 of the Rules on Fair Fund and Disgorgement Plans, 17 C.F.R. § 201.1104, for good cause shown, the time for entering an Order approving or disapproving the proposed distribution plan is extended to September 28, 2009."

The Commission stated: "[I]t is hereby ORDERED that the Distribution Plan is approved. It is hereby ORDERED . . . that Rust Consulting is appointed as the Fund Administrator in accordance with the terms of the Distribution Plan and that the bond requirement is waived for good cause shown."

On January 14, 2014, the SEC ordered that the "$12,765.58 balance in the Fair Fund shall be transferred to the U.S. Treasury, and any future funds received by the Fair Fund will also be transferred to the U.S. Treasury". The SEC also order the discharge of the Fund Administrator and the termination of the Fair Fund. According to the SEC: "The Fair Fund distributed $22,422,911.40 to twenty seven mutual fund families affected by the conduct discussed in the [September 26, 2006] Order. The Fair Fund was allocated proportionally: first, by distributing the portion of the disgorgement and prejudgment interest amounts attributable to each Fund Family; and second, by distributing the penalty based on the amount of administration fees paid by each Fund Family that were allocated to marketing expenses during the period July 1, 2999 through June 30, 2004. Approximately 99.94% of the Fair Fund was distributed."

The Commission stated that: "Respondent BISYS Fund Services, Inc. ("BISYS"), now known as Citi Fund Services, Inc., in consultation with the Independent Distribution Consultant ("IDC"), submits this Proposed Plan of Distribution (the "Plan") to the Securities and Exchange Commission ("Commission") for review."