Archive:April 2026

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United States: Form PFffft: SEC and CFTC Propose Rolling Back Reporting Burdens for Private Fund Managers
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United States: New Sheriff, New Stats: Reading Between the Lines of the SEC’s Enforcement Report
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United States: The Last Leg: SEC Extends Trading Relief to Share Class ETFs
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United States: Did you Predict This? Why Prediction Markets may be Your Next Compliance Headache

United States: Form PFffft: SEC and CFTC Propose Rolling Back Reporting Burdens for Private Fund Managers

By: Thoreau A. Bartmann, Richard W. Burnett, Ruth E. Delaney, Lance C. Dial, Pablo J. Man, and Sarah V. Riddell

On 20 April 2026, the SEC and CFTC jointly proposed yet another round of amendments to Form PF to eliminate filing obligations for many private fund advisers and reduce burdens for many of those who remain subject to the form.

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United States: New Sheriff, New Stats: Reading Between the Lines of the SEC’s Enforcement Report

By: Thoreau A. Bartmann, Meghan E. Flinn, Theodore L. Kornobis, and Neil T. Smith

On 7 April 2026, the SEC announced its fiscal year 2025 enforcement results, speaking not only to key actions from the past year but also to its vision for enforcement going forward. The results were the first from the commission under Chairman Atkins, and featured several notable elements:

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United States: Did you Predict This? Why Prediction Markets may be Your Next Compliance Headache

By: Thoreau A. Bartmann, Lance C. Dial, Todd S. Fishman, Pablo J. Man, and Sarah V. Riddell

Prediction markets and event contracts have gone mainstream. Prediction market platforms offer contracts on virtually any event you can imagine, and increasingly advisers and their personnel, including portfolio managers, are signing up. If your compliance program hasn’t caught up to the issues that prediction markets raise, you may have a problem you don’t know about yet.

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