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ARTICLE · 26 MAY 2017

MFA Outlines Regulatory Priorities

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The Managed Funds Association ("MFA") summarized its regulatory priorities and advocated an approach that "protects investors, enhances regulatory coordination, promotes market transparency and increases market fairness and efficiency."

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The Managed Funds Association ("MFA") summarized its regulatory priorities and advocated an approach that "protects investors, enhances regulatory coordination, promotes market transparency and increases market fairness and efficiency."

In a detailed letter to Chair Jay Clayton, the MFA urged the SEC to, among other things:

  • implement additional data security measures designed to protect confidential information of registrants;
  • advocate against efforts by FSOC to "impose bank-like regulations on non-bank activities";
  • adjust proposed rules imposing restrictions on incentive-based compensation for employees of investment advisers;
  • withdraw the proposed business continuity rule for advisers;

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