SEC may loosen regs on some Hedge Funds

The Securities and Exchange Commission is considering whether to exempt some investment firms from federal oversight as it prepares to start regulating the $1 trillion hedge fund industry.

“There has been a lot of discussion about that recently,” Lori Richards, the SEC’s director of compliance inspections and examinations, said yesterday.

Now, investment firms with $30 million in assets must register with the SEC. About 9,000 are large enough to fall under the SEC’s jurisdiction. That could rise to 1,200 as fund managers meet a Feb. 1 deadline.

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