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"We proposed reforms that would require funds and advisers to stand by their ESG claims, and accurately communicate to investors how they are incorporating ESG ...

"It is important that any rate used to replace LIBOR be robust and not ill clad. Certain alternatives being considered in the markets, however, present ...

If the Federal Trade Commission has its way, private equity fund advisers engaged in large acquisitions would have to report their significant limited partners as ...

Six years of 'no-action' relief around soft dollars research quietly end

"I am disappointed that the SEC staff has decided not to extend the MiFID II Relief for a modest additional period to accommodate these potential ...

Participating in a global economy carries a lot more responsibilities now, especially given the explosion of U.S. government sanctions

"Given the increase in U.S. interest in international investments, the SEC should be respectful of the differing regulatory regimes developed by foreign jurisdictions"

Recent "failures by certain U.S. regional banks have raised questions as to whether those boards had sufficient knowledge and appreciation of interest rate risks associated ...

DOE has set out to “remind firms” of the upcoming LIBOR “Cessation Date” of June 30th and to pass along what your peers have done

Several challenges exist to a smooth and orderly transition away from LIBOR and DOE encourages all firms to be aware of such issues