SEC issues emergency rules
WASHINGTON, DC – The US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has issued emergency rules protecting managers suddenly run afoul of the Investment Advisors Act, and has decided against challenging the US Court of Appeals decision to vacate the SEC’s controversial hedge fund registration rule. The SEC’s Division of Investment Management implemented these measures after acknowledging that the Court’s decision could inadvertently remove safeguards for newly registered hedge fund managers to
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