US appeals court rejects SEC's new disclosure rules for private equity and hedge funds

A ‘significant victory’ for markets

Sorin Dojan
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A US appeals court has blocked the Securities and Exchange Commission from adopting new rules that would have required private equity and hedge funds to improve transparency and change the way they do business with clients.

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