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Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson wants to beef up hedge fund regulation as part of his plan for a systemic risk regulator, he said Thursday.
November 21 -
Reserve Funds has entered into an agreement with the U.S. Treasurys Temporary Guarantee Agreement Program for Money Market Funds, whereby the Treasury will purchase any outstanding securities in the Reserve U.S. Government Fund not sold by January 3.
November 20 -
In a widely anticipated move Wednesday, the Securities and Exchange Commission unanimously approved a requirement for mutual funds to send investors a short-form, summary prospectus.
November 19 -
The European Union, which has been in favor of new rules and capital requirements for hedge funds and private equity, will propose such regulations next month to the European Commission, Reuters reports.
November 18 -
Testifying before the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee last Thursday on the role of hedge funds in the credit crisis, five prominent hedge fund executives said they would be in favor of establishing a public exchange or clearinghouse for credit default swaps (CDS) to make the market more transparent.
November 17 -
The Securities and Exchange Commission will not revisit 12b-1 fees by the end of the year, Andrew Donohue, director of the division of investment management, told Reuters.
November 14 -
The Presidents Working Group on Financial Markets is looking at ways to better understand and regulate derivatives and credit default swaps, which essentially are insurance on corporate debt.
November 14 - Money Management Executive
The Securities and Exchange Commission will vote at its Nov. 19 meeting next week on a provision to allow shortened mutual fund disclosure statements.
November 13 -
Testifying before the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee onThursday on the role of hedge funds in the credit crisis, five prominent hedge fund executives said they would be in favor of establishing a public exchange or clearinghouse for credit default swaps (CDS)to make that market more transparent.
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A systems administrator who was laid off on Nov. 5 from an unnamed mutual fund company in New York wasnt happy enough with the severance package the company gave him, Computerworld reports.
November 11