Hedge Fund Industry Groups Sue US SEC Over New Treasury Market Dealer Rule

Monday, 18 March 2024, 17:23

The hedge fund industry is in an uproar as trade groups file a lawsuit against the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) challenging a recent rule impacting firms trading in government bonds and securities. The SEC's move to tighten oversight and risk management for proprietary traders has raised concerns over the rule's potential impact on liquidity providers in the U.S. Treasury market. Industry groups argue that the rule's ambiguity risks mislabeling legitimate investors as broker-dealers.
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Hedge Fund Industry Groups Sue US SEC Over New Treasury Market Dealer Rule

Hedge Fund Industry Associations Challenge SEC

Trade groups representing the private fund management industry took legal action against the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) on Monday over a new rule targeting firms that engage in government bond trading.

Stricter Oversight Demands

  • SEC's recent regulation aims to enforce enhanced oversight and risk controls on trading entities dealing in government securities.
  • The rule targets proprietary traders who are crucial liquidity providers in the U.S. Treasury market.
  • Confusion and Potential Misidentification
  1. Industry groups argue that the rule's wording is unclear and could mistakenly categorize regular traders as broker-dealers.

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