Hedge fund managers whose businesses are deemed high risk by the chief US financial regulator will be inspected every three years, the official who will lead the examinations has revealed.
Gene Gohlke, associate director in the regulator's compliance office, said hedge funds whose businesses were classified as low risk could also be inspected if they were randomly selected from among all investment advisers registered with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
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