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Three hedge fund associations are jointly suing the Securities and Exchange Commission.

AIMA, MFA and NAPFM file petition asking the US Court of Appeals to invalidate newly-adopted SEC rules on reporting and public disclosure of securities lending and short selling activity

Three hedge fund associations are suing the Securities and Exchange Commission in a bid to overturn that they say “impair price discovery.&#...

The hedge fund industry sued the SEC Tuesday over new rules that require them to disclose information related securities short sales and lending.

Facing a wave of new rules and encouraged by a sympathetic judiciary, U.S. financial firms and their trade groups are growing bolder about fighting Democratic President Joe Bidens regulators in...

The US regulator finalised rules on Friday that require hedge funds and other big investors to report gross short positions in certain stocks at the end of each month.

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AIMA along with the National Association of Private Fund Managers (NAPFM) and four other business trade associations, has filed suit in the US Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit, asking the Court to set aside the final Private Fund Advisers Rules

A cohort of trade associations has thrown the first punch in a brawl over new Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) regulations governing how investors are protected when putting their money with private fund advisers. The group said in a lawsuit filed Friday in the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit that they were…

Six industry organizations filed a lawsuit against the SEC challenging its controversial private fund adviser rule.