Industry Undecided on Valuations ‘Regulation'

Victor Anderson
19 May 2010

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Industry sources are still undecided as to whether the two highest profile regulators—the Securities and Exchange Commission in the US, and the UK's Financial Services Authority—are likely to require buy-side organizations to use "preferred," or a specified number of independent third-party pricing sources, when valuing thinly traded assets. There are currently no regulations covering this area of the buy side, not even for US-based asset managers managing 401(k) money, even though there are

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