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ARTICLE · 05 MARCH 2008

SEC Votes to Propose Exemptive Rules Relating To ETFs And To Amend Privacy Rules

At its open meeting today the SEC voted to propose (a) exemptive rules under the Investment Company Act of 1940, as amended, that would allow exchange traded funds ("ETFs") to operate without first obtaining individual exemptive orders from the SEC, and (b) additional provisions under Regulation S-P that would (i) specify more detailed information security standards, (ii) update the Regulation’s safeguarding and disposal provisions and (iii) create a new exception to permit the disclosure of lim

United StatesFinance and Banking

Developments of Note

  1. SEC Votes to Propose Exemptive Rules Relating to ETFs and to Amend Privacy Rules
  2. SEC Issues Exemptive Orders to Permit Actively Managed ETFs
  3. SEC Announces 2008 CCOutreach Regional Seminars for Adviser and Fund Chief Compliance Officers
  4. Standard & Poor's Introduces New Capital Benchmark
  5. Basel Committee on Banking Supervision Publishes Summary of Report of Liquidity Working Group
  6. OCC Issues Interpretive Letter Stating National Bank Shareholders are Authorized to Retain Non-Controlling Interest in Holding Company of National Bank

Other Items of Note

  1. GAO Issues Report on Hedge Funds

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