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ARTICLE · 20 OCTOBER 2016

SEC Adopts New Reporting Rules For Mutual Funds

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A split SEC today approved new rules addressing mutual fund disclosures and liquidity. Chair White and Commissioner Stein voted yes; Commissioner Piwowar voted no.

United StatesCorporate/Commercial Law

A split SEC today approved new rules addressing mutual fund disclosures and liquidity. Chair White and Commissioner Stein voted yes; Commissioner Piwowar voted no.

Here are the highlights of the new reporting modernization rules:

  • A new monthly portfolio form, Form N-PORT, will require registered funds other than money market funds to provide portfolio-wide and position-level holdings data monthly. Data include:
    – Data related to pricing of portfolio securities
    – Information regarding repurchase agreements, securities lending activities and counterparty exposures
    – Terms of derivatives contracts
    – Discrete portfolio-level and position-level risk measures to better understand fund exposure to changes in market conditions

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