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ARTICLE · 22 JANUARY 2019

Podcast: Keeping Up With Recent Changes And Trends In Private Fund Regulation

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This Ropes & Gray podcast series, which we expect to update periodically, will highlight developments in Washington, D.C. that affect private funds and their legal, regulatory and compliance obligations.

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This Ropes & Gray podcast series, which we expect to update periodically, will highlight developments in Washington, D.C. that affect private funds and their legal, regulatory and compliance obligations. In the first episode of the series, hedge fund partner Joel Wattenbarger is joined by investment management counsel David Tittsworth to discuss relevant SEC rulemakings, enforcement and inspection issues, as well as developments on Capitol Hill, including impacts of the partial government shutdown.


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Joel Wattenbarger: Hello, and thank you for joining us today on this Ropes & Gray private fund regulatory update podcast. My name is Joel Wattenbarger, I'm a hedge fund partner based in our New York office, and I'm joined today by David Tittsworth, investment management counsel based in our Washington D.C. office. This is the first in what we expect will be a periodic series of podcasts updating listeners on notable U.S. regulatory developments that

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