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The latest edition of ICI’s flagship publication shares a wealth of research and data on trends in the investment company industry.
Explore expert resources, analysis, and opinions on key topics affecting the asset management industry.
Read ICI’s latest publications, press releases, statements, and blog posts.
See ICI’s upcoming and past events.
ICI Innovate brings together multidisciplinary experts to explore how emerging technologies will impact fund operations and their implications for the broader industry.
ICI Innovate is participating in the Emerging Leaders initiative, offering a heavily discounted opportunity for the next generation of asset management professionals to participate in ICI’s programming.
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Stay informed of the policy priorities ICI champions on behalf of the asset management industry and individual investors.
Explore research from ICI’s experts on industry-related developments, trends, and policy issues.
Explore expert resources, analysis, and opinions on key topics affecting the asset management industry.
Read ICI’s latest publications, press releases, statements, and blog posts.
See ICI’s upcoming and past events.
IDC recently submitted a comment letter (login required for memo) on the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) disclosure reform proposal. The letter expresses support for the SEC’s efforts to modernize the disclosure framework for open-end management investment companies. While noting that some modifications are necessary, IDC’s letter expresses strong support for the proposed streamlined shareholder reports that would feature concise and visually engaging key information, which would enable retail investors to assess and monitor their fund investments. The letter also strongly encourages the SEC to allow electronic delivery of disclosures to shareholders.
SEC Commissioner Elad Roisman has been named acting chairman of the SEC, following the tenure of former chairman Jay Clayton, who led the agency since May 2017. President-elect Biden is expected to nominate a new chairman later in the year. The SEC also announced that Dalia Blass, director of the Division of Investment Management, will depart the SEC this month after leading the division since September 2017. Upon Dalia Blass’s departure, Sarah ten Siethoff will become acting director of the Division of Investment Management. In addition, the SEC announced that Paul G. Cellupica, deputy director and chief counsel of the Division of Investment Management, will depart the agency later this month. Upon Paul Cellupica’s departure, Brent Fields will become acting deputy director and acting chief counsel of the Division of Investment Management.
Registration is now open for IDC’s next Foundations for Fund Directors® orientation program, to be held virtually March 1–2. This popular program is designed for directors with up to five years of experience, but it also enables more-experienced directors to refresh their core skills. Space is limited. If you have any questions, please contact IDC’s conferences team at conferences@ici.org.
ICI recently released its 2020 Annual Report featuring a broad range of activities and achievements over the past year. The Annual Report also includes an interview with IDC Managing Director Tom Kim that underscores IDC’s commitment to excellence in fund governance.
The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) issued a proposed rule (login required for memo) that would amend its notification rules to, among other things, require aggregation and reporting of more information from an acquiring entity in a Hart-Scott-Rodino (HSR) filing. Registered funds would be included in the entities affected, and the proposal would require aggregation of holdings across the complex, including with nonregistered fund vehicles. This would substantially increase the number of transactions subject to HSR reporting requirements, and the cost of filings for those complexes affected would likely be significant. Comments on the proposal are due February 1.
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