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TODAY: The Commission proposed amendments to the Investment Company Act “cross-trading rule,” which permits transactions in securities between a registered fund and its affiliates under certain conditions. The proposed amendments would modernize and expand the cross-trading rul
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Expanded cross-trading could lower fund costs but raises conflict-of-interest questions.
SEC modernizes fund cross-trading rule
Comment period and adoption
Conflicts draw investor pushback
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TODAY: The Commission proposed amendments to the Investment Company Act “cross-trading rule,” which permits transactions in securities between a registered fund and its affiliates under certain conditions. The proposed amendments would modernize and expand the cross-trading rule and would allow cross trades that are beneficial to registered funds and their shareholders (by, for example, reducing a fund’s trading costs), subject to enhanced investor protection measures. https://t.co/hW9HQjF56I
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