Private Fund Advisers Rule and Reforms

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Our Investment Funds Team analyzes the Securities and Exchange Commission’s Final Rule that, while softened from the Proposed Rules, will significantly impact how private fund advisers can do business.

- The SEC considered comment letters it received while still pushing forward efforts to protect private fund investors and to curtail conflicts of interest

- The bulk of the rule restricts (rather than prohibits) certain activities and requires disclosure

- Most of the new rules take effect in 12 or 18 months

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