Senator Charles Grassley of Iowa is looking to expand the registration requirements of the Investment Advisers Act. According to Jim Hamilton’s World of Securities Regulation, the Senator Will Reintroduce in 111th Congress Bill Requiring SEC Registration of Hedge Fund Advisers. The Washington Post story has Senator’s Grassley’s statement coming out of the House Oversight and [...]
Tag Archives: 203(b)
Counting Clients under the Investment Advisers Act ā The Demise of the Hedge Fund Rule
on November 10, 2008 in Investment Advisers Act
Section 203(b) lays out the exceptions to registration under the Investment Advisers Act. Section 203(b)(3) exempts you if during the previous 12 months (i) you have fewer than 15 clients and (ii) you do not hold yourself out as an investment adviser. For private investment funds, the general partner is generally considered an investment adviser [...]
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