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Jobs act
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- 2273857-038 : The Jumpstart Our Business Startups Act exemptions for emerging growth companies from Section 404(b), from say-on-pay, and from pay ratio disclosure illustrate the post-crisis easing of constraints im
- 2714974-018 : New Rule 506(c) creates uncertainty for hedge fund advisers considering general solicitation and general advertising, because the SEC required reasonable steps to verify accreditation without supplyin
- 2714974-019 : Although the JOBS Act rules freed hedge fund managers to advertise, talk to reporters, and speak at conferences from September 23, 2013, very few managers actually engage in these less restrictive com
- 2714974-020 : The investor verification requirement defeats the purpose of the Rule 506(c) liberalization: fearing liability for investor misrepresentations of personal wealth, most hedge funds raising money from i
- 2715083-002 : Regulatory convergence is not driven only by tightened post crisis rules: the liberalization of advertising restrictions after the Dodd-Frank Act also pushes hedge funds toward mutual fund form, so de
- 2715083-004 : Lifting the advertising ban for hedge fund advisers under the JOBS Act, combined with FSOC treating mutual and hedge funds alike for SIFI designation, effectively assimilated the advertising requireme
- 2715083-033 : The JOBS Act reform underdelivers on its own terms: because investor verification under Rule 506(c) is legally uncertain, hedge fund advisers have better incentives to launch retail alternative funds
- 2715083-036 : Confluence of mutual and hedge funds contributes to the gradual erosion of the public/private distinction that structures federal securities regulation.
- 2739479-014 : Lifting the ban on general solicitation and general advertising was a significant formal change for private funds, but the new advertising opportunities are being taken up only reluctantly, and uncert