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Consultation Response
20 Apr 2012

SBAI Responds to ASIC CP on Improving Hedge Fund Disclosure

Australian Securities and Investment Commission (ASIC) publishes a Consultation Paper on improving hedge fund disclosure.

ASIC CP on Improving Hedge Fund Dislcosure (February 2012)

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