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Transactions Not Similar to Reverse Repos under Rule 18f-4(d)

By Perkins Coie on February 9, 2021
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This is the fifth installment of our discussion of the compliance requirements of new Rule 18f‑4 and completes our consideration of paragraph (d) of the new rule and its application to business development companies, closed-end funds and open-end funds other than money market funds (“Funds”). Our two previous posts considered the application of that paragraph to reverse repurchase agreements (“reverse repos”) and “similar financing transactions.” This posts identifies transactions that the adopting release (the “Release”) indicates would not be similar to reverse repos. These transactions fall into two categories: (a) derivatives instruments that will be subject to the conditions of paragraph (c) of Rule 18f‑4 and (b) transactions not at all subject to Rule 18f‑4. Continue reading the full post at the Asset Management ADVocate.

Good day.  Good to almost be done with paragraph (d) – only the (hopefully helpful) compliance checklist remains.  DR2

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    Derivatives & Repo Report
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    Perkins Coie LLP
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