SEC proposes new fund valuation framework
The US Securities and Exchange Commission has proposed a new framework for funds to determine fair value for assets for which market quotations are not readily available, which it says will "improve valuation practices and thereby protecting investors and improving market efficiency, integrity and fairness"
Subscriber-only article
This article is available only to Creditflux subscribers and free trial users within 30 days of publication.
Already a subscriber? Not logged in? Click here to login.
If you have not already done so,
you may request a FREE TRIAL by clicking here
This trial will give you:
- 4-weeks' free online access to our
most recent subscriber-only articles - Daily breaking news alert sent by email
- A print copy of Creditflux
If you currently have a free trial, you will see this message when you try to view articles older than 30 days.
Related Stories
- Private rating defaults hit record high – Fitch 2 days ago
- BlueBay to launch CLO equity interval fund 2 days ago
- BlackRock issues new static private credit CLO 2 days ago
- Thoma Bravo poised to hand Medallia keys to lenders by end of May 2 days ago
- Brookfield-backed Primary Wave raises USD 2.2bn for music royalties fund 3 days ago
Funds
- Private rating defaults hit record high – Fitch 2 days ago
- ABS steady as inflation concerns linger while BWICs clear in active secondary 2 days ago
- Thoma Bravo poised to hand Medallia keys to lenders by end of May 2 days ago
- Brookfield-backed Primary Wave raises USD 2.2bn for music royalties fund 3 days ago
- Lazard to acquire Campbell Lutyens in private funds push 3 days ago
