SEC Proposes New Rules for Mutual Funds, ETFs
The SEC has proposed a slate of rules intended to enhance effective liquidity risk management by mutual and exchange-traded funds. Among the requirements is a requirement for a board-approved liquidity risk management program. The Commission would also allow “swing pricing,” reflecting costs associated with shareholders’ trading activity in a fund’s ...
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