SEC Scraps Vote for Hedge Fund Transparency Rule

The SEC scrapped plans to vote on a rule that would have increased regulators’ visibility into financial risks at some hedge funds.

4 thoughts on “SEC Scraps Vote for Hedge Fund Transparency Rule

  1. I suspect the SEC lady with the fishbowl glasses has something to do with scrapping the vote. She voted against it last year.

  2. The AG should name a special prosecutor to stop the corruption (ties between the “crooks” ie naked short sellers such as hedge funds, GS, Citadel, JPM…(?) and SEC past and current Directors)? SEC has failed to implement audit trail for 14 years now to catch naked shorting fraud. It sounds like Credit Suisse admitted naked short selling activity (FTDs) may have put them out of business (exposure thru retail investor lawsuits?).

    1. Some don’t have to play by the rules, I know the Alaska permanent fund denied my mother in law a check. She was in her late 80’s and passed away in 2019, but I believe it was for 2017. So they denied a person born in Alaska and lived there her whole life because she didn’t have another applicant to sign on her application. The application requires the applicant and another pfd applicant to sign. She was elderly and lived alone. I tried to help her after I moved in as a caregiver, but they never paid a cent. They have plenty of money to short struggling companies, but have a cut throat set of rules that harm innocent elderly people.

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