South Florida , The Business Journal: SEC acts on hedge fund popularityFriday, July 23, 2004
Hedge funds aren't just for the Porsche and Rolls-Royce set anymore, a fact that's catching the eye of regulators.
The SEC is concerned about growing risks as some hedge funds allow in investors with income as little as $200,000 - $300,000 for a couple - or net worth as low as $1 million.
On July 14, the SEC commissioners voted 3-2 to issue proposed rules that would require hedge fund managers to register and be subject to SEC review if they have offices in the United States.
- Alterna Capital Management
- Apogee Global Advisors
- Arrowpoint Partners
- Asset Alliance
- Avalon Real Estate Funds
- Berkeley Quantitative
- Caravel Management
- Cayman Development Fund
- Charles German Capital Management
- Demeter Capital
- Diker Management
- Dutchess Capital Management
- Eternia Capital Management
- First Lenox International
- The Grayson Fund
- LibertyView Capital Management
- Lyford Group International
- Magna Group
(in developement) - New Energy Fund
- Oridun Capital Management
- Paragon
- Passport Capital
- Rosenthal Capital Management
- Spurs Capital
- Tudor McLeod
- Washington Asset Advisors
