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WASHINGTON (MarketWatch) -- Managers of hedge funds and private-equity funds would be required to shed some light on their investments by registering with the Securities and Exchange Commission and opening up their books to agency examiners, under... Full Article at MarketWatch
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The House Financial Services Committee approved 67-1 a bill that would require hedge funds and private equity firms to register as investment advisers with the Securities and Exchange Commission. Full Article at The Deal: Blogs
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U.S. regulators would be able to peer into the secretive world of hedge funds and private equity funds under a bill passed by a key congressional committee on Tuesday. Full Article at Dealbook
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WASHINGTON (MarketWatch) -- Managers of hedge funds and private-equity funds would be required to shed some light on their investments by registering with and opening their books to the Securities and Exchange Commission under legislation approved by a... Full Article at MarketWatch
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NEW YORK -- The arrest of a billionaire in an insider trading case last week drew new attention to hedge funds -- investment firms that, for many, evoke an exclusive world where the super rich use exotic investing techniques to grow yet richer. Full Article at Indianapolis Star
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Venture-capital investors are not highly leveraged people ... We're trying to get a handle on where the capital funds are and how leveraged are they. The more leveraged they are, the more risk to the system.
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We don't think we will have trouble finding who a venture capitalist is ... We're giving tremendous powers to the SEC to avoid giving them the authority to prevent loopholes that are out there.
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Certainly, there is no evidence that they were a major contributor to the financial crisis
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We cannot meet these tests with a set of small changes at the margin
