Details of H.R. 3818

The House Committee on Financial Services released details of yesterday’s vote on H.R. 3818 (the “Kanjorski private adviser registration bill) on their website.  It looks like an amendment was originally proposed, but later withdrawn, to have the registration threshold at $500M.

As the bill makes its way through the rest of the House and then Senate, it will be interesting to watch how the details related to: AUM threshhold, inclusion of offshore and venture funds, etc change.

If you need a refresher about the steps for a bill to become a law, take a look at this classic video.

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About Jordan

Jordan is a Partner and Vice President at HedgeOp Compliance, LLC. He is in charge of the development, growth and marketing of HedgeOp's ComplianceTrak software. Prior to joining HedgeOp in March of 2003, Jordan worked at Euromoney Institutional Investor, Plc., as a Client Services Executive. While there, he worked with senior level executives in the New York and Canadian banking communities to plan and coordinate financial and legal training seminars. Jordan graduated with a B.S. in Applied Economics Management from Cornell University.

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