Shouldn't private investment funds be required to disclose information to the SEC for the purpose of investigating and enforcing antifraud rules?
Chuck Schumer: “Shouldn't private investment funds be required to disclose information to the SEC for the purpose of investigating and…”
On the recordJuly 14, 2009
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Schumer questions the necessity of private funds disclosing information for fraud investigations.
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