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SEC Postpones Hedge Fund Disclosure Deadline For a Year
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- The markets regulator voted to approve another delay — until Oct. 1, 2026.
- Private funds will have extra time to file additional disclosures about their financial positions during market tumult.
- The SEC is exploring ways to reduce the number of private industry firms that have to file the confidential information with the regulator, Chairman Paul Atkins said.
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