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Regulatory – Hedge Fund Standards Board proposes toughening standards and announces new signatories, Update: Call for better regulation in the Bahamas following $18m Headstart hedge fund settlement, SEC proposes measures to improve corporate governance and enhance investor confidence, CFTC looking at all options for fair markets, Gensler says

Hedge Fund Standards Board proposes toughening standards and announces new signatories The Hedge Fund Standards Board (HFSB) is proposing changes to its standards on fund administration and redemptions in the light of the financial crisis. The proposed changes, which are subject to consultation with the industry, would involve introducing new standards requiring fund governing bodies to appoint an independent...

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