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SEC delays short-sale disclosure rules for second time

hedgeweek

5 months ago

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The US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has once again pushed back the compliance deadlines for its controversial short-sale and stock lending disclosure rules, meaning hedge funds and other large investors have several more years before its requirements take effect, according to a report by Bloomberg.
Under the revised timeline, investment managers will now have until 2 January 2028 to comply with the short-sale reporting rules, while stock lending disclosures have been delayed until 28...

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