SEC Commissioner Aguilar Proposes Registration For Funds with as little as $25MM of AUM Just today I had an opportunity to review the transcript of a speech by SEC Commissioner Aguilar in which he advocates that funds with as little as $25MM of AUM should register with the SEC. Such [...]
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Consumer Financial Protection Agency Act of 2009
As part of the new Obama financial regulation plan, which includes potentially the registration of hedge fund managers with the SEC, the Whitehouse has sent a draft to congress of the new Consumer Financial Protection Agency Act of 2009 (CFPAA of 2009). The act would create a new government agency [...]
Hedge Funds, Congress and Madoff
The Madoff scandal, which caught the SEC and savy institutional investors flat-footed, is increasing the pressure for more oversight and regulation within investment management and hedge fund industries. It is expected that Congress will be busy with this and other matters regarding regulation of the capital markets. In fact, Senator [...]
New Hedge Fund Regulation: Guidance From Former SEC Commissioner Should be Followed
In the conversations the hedge fund community will be having with Congress and the regulators in the coming months regarding increased regulation, we should look to shared answers to the issues which need to be addressed. In this vein, I have been researching the speeches of prominent SEC personel. I [...]
New Hedge Fund Regulation – Grassley Renews Efforts to Register Hedge Funds
The race has begun. Members of the Congress and the Senate will be jockeying for position in the new race toward hedge fund regulation. Senator Grassley announced today that he will be reintroducing a bill to require hedge fund managers to register as investment advisors with the SEC. The text [...]