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With the help of two industry veterans, FTF News delves into the fine print of the SEC’s registration of hedge funds.
Hedge funds with assets under management (AUM) of $150 million or more have to register with the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) by March 30 because of a key regulatory reform stemming from the Great Recession. In a Q&A duet of sorts, FTF News has asked two industry veterans—Carol Beckett (CB) from Wolters Kluwer...
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