This content is from: Corner Office The Ferocious, Well-Heeled Battle Against the SEC’s New Rules on Hedge Fund Activism A new institute with hedge fund backing joins Elliott, Pershing Square, Third Point, and others in opposing tougher disclosure rules for stock and swaps positions. By Michelle Celarier June 21, 2022
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This content is from: Opinion SEC’s Hard-Line Approach to Private Funds Would Harm Investors and Markets MFA argues proposed rules would cripple active management and the ability to hold corporations accountable. By Bryan Corbett May 10, 2022
This content is from: Premium According to the SEC, Sculptor’s Levin Earned $147 Million in 2021 However, the firm— which calculates its controversial compensation awards in a way that differs from the SEC’s required method — says that Levin made about 15 percent less than that figure. By Stephen Taub May 03, 2022
This content is from: Culture The SEC’s Proposed Rule Could Put Investment Managers on the Hook for Losses. They’re Not Happy About It. “It is a meteor that could screw up the industry for everybody.” By Alicia McElhaney May 02, 2022
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