(Bloomberg) A controversial U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission plan that would let many hedge funds conceal their stock picks is generating pushback from an unlikely source: hedge funds. The industry’s main trade group is questioning whether the SEC fully considered the impact of significantly slashing the number of firms that have to disclose their holdings.
Hedge Funds Skeptical of SEC Plan to Let Firms Conceal Stocks
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