VideoBut Janaya Moscony, president of SEC Compliance Consultants in Philadelphia, argues that the new requirements will force hedge-fund managers to get serious about internal controls. "There are clearly advisers out there who just don't know the rules," she says. A former SEC staff accountant, Moscony believes the agency will intensify oversight if it finds that many funds are avoiding registration. — D.D.
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Ashim Bhanja Chowdhury
Feb 2, 2006 2:26 PM ET
SEC REGULATIONS
It will be right to have SEC regulate Hedge funds as the corpus is growing larger day by day and more common people … more
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