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T. Rowe Price Adapts to SEC Rule 18f-4
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When the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) proposed a new rule designed to enhance the regulation of the use of derivatives by registered investment companies, the Commission has given funds a compliance transition period of 18 months.
The Rule 18f-4 took effect on February 19, 2021, but funds have until mid-August of 2022 to demonstrate that they are aligned with the new regime.
Jonathan Siegel, Senior Legal Counsel, Legislative & Regulatory Affairs, T. Rowe Price, said: “We are pleased the SEC’s final rule addressed several key concerns that industry had with the proposed version, including increasing the relative and absolute VaR limits to 200% and 20%, respectively. The rule takes a more holistic approach to oversight of funds’ derivatives use as compared to the existing section 18 framework.”
Arnold Viersen. (Screenshot: CPAC)
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A bill introduced in the House of Commons will bring more severe penalties to people who distribute pornographic material of minors or without the consent of adults in the material.
MP Arnold Viersen (Peace River Westlock) introduced Bill C-302, the
Stopping Internet Sexual Exploitation (SISE) Act in the House of Commons on Thursday. The SISE Act would require those making or distributing pornographic material for a commercial purpose to verify the age and consent of each person depicted. It also would prevent the distribution of pornographic material when consent has been withdrawn. Those who fail to verify age and consent face escalating penalties or jail time mirroring those in the mandatory child pornography reporting laws.
All existing telco laws must be integrated into one to avoid conflicting provisions when legislators pass the Open Access in Data Transmission Bill. “Organizing outdated laws on telecommunications in one comprehensive law will prevent conflicting provisions,” stressed Atty. Ariel Tubayan, Globe
Calaxy, Built on the Hedera Network, Adds Initial Advisors from Dapper Labs, Liquefy, BlueSky, and Centre Consortium
Calaxy is the world s first social media app designed by creators for creators
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NEW YORK, May 27, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Calaxy, otherwise known as the Creator s Galaxy, today announced the appointment of four initial advisors - Roham Gharegozlou, Founder & CEO of
Dapper Labs, the creators of NBA Top Shot, Adrian Lai, CEO of
Liquefy, Rahul Kothari, researcher at
BlueSky, Twitter s decentralized social networking effort, and Chad Richman, Sr. Legal Counsel for
Calaxy is the world s first social media app designed by creators for creators. On Calaxy, creators of all types can offer more direct and intimate experiences to their fans through a suite of familiar and new features that everyone will come to know and love. By using the Hedera network s cutting-edge distributed ledger technology, Calaxy s in-app