The SEC proposed substantial changes to Form PF that would require private fund managers to report certain events within one day and private equity fund managers to provide additional information.
In a 4-1 vote at Chair Gary Gensler’s first open meeting, the SEC proposed requiring institutional investment managers that are required to file Form 13F to report “say-on-pay” votes, which are non-binding shareholder votes related to corporate executive compensation.
Gensler Directs SEC Staff to Review Proxy Advisory Firm Interpretation, Rule CorpFin Delays Enforcement Recommendations for Now; Two Commissioners Object June 2, 2021 SEC Chair Gary Gensler In a...
SEC IAC Focuses on Minority and Underserved Inclusion, Discusses Self-Directed IRAs, SPACs April 16, 2021 The SEC’s Investor Advisory Committee’s (IAC’s) March meeting issued draft recommendations on minority and...
SEC’s AMAC Discusses ESG, Diversity & Inclusion, and Private Funds Introduces New Subcommittees on Smaller Advisers, Evolution of Advice April 2, 2021 The SEC’s Asset Management Advisory Committee’s (AMAC’s)...
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