AIMA’s CEO and Deputy CEO have written directly to acting SEC Chair Mark Uyeda to acknowledge his accession to the head of the SEC and outline several short-term objectives that would immediately benefit the alternative investment industry and market confidence.
In the letter, AIMA recommends the following actions be taken:
- Extend compliance timelines for the short sales rule
- Withdraw the Dealer Rule appeal
- Champion the establishment of a Crypto Task Force
- Provide additional time for Form PF compliance.
AIMA has a positive and productive relationship with Mark Uyeda during his tenure as an SEC Commissioner, including hosting him at our APAC forum in October 2024, and we look forward to continuing a constructive dialogue.
Read AIMA CEO Jack Inglis and Global Head of Government Affairs Jiří Król’s full letter here.
Source: AIMA
NEWSLETTER SIGN UP
And receive exclusive articles on securities markets
It's been a month since we had our Women In Finance Awards in New York City at the Plaza! Take a look back tab some moments, and nominate for our upcoming awards in Mexico City and Singapore here: https://www.marketsmedia.com/category/events/
4
Citadel Securities told the SEC that trading tokenized equities should remain under existing market rules, a position that drew responses from various crypto industry groups. @ShannyBasar for @MarketsMedia:
SEC Commissioner Mark Uyeda argued that private assets belong in retirement plans, saying diversified alts can improve risk-adjusted returns and that the answer to optimal exposure “is not zero.” @ShannyBasar reporting for @MarketsMedia:
COO of the Year Award winner! 🏆
Discover how Jennifer Kaiser of Marex earned the 2025 Women in Finance COO of the Year recognition.
Related articles
-
The fund will focus on the small and mid-market.
-
PME's equity portfolio will be managed by two asset managers instead of three.
-
J.P. Morgan and State Street have launched tokenized funds.
-
The commercial paper deal is one of the earliest debt issuances on a public blockchain.
-
This includes modernizing e-delivery rules and expanding pathways to qualify as accredited investors.