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A hedge fund manager typically falls within the definition of an “investment adviser” under the Investment Advisers Act of 1940 (“Advisers Act”). Persons who fall within this definition generally must register with the SEC and are subject to all applicable requirements under the Advisers Act and it related rules. However, the Advisers Act and its rules currently provide an exemption from SEC registration that is available to many hedge fund managers. In light of recent suggestions by SEC officials to greatly restrict or eliminate the exemption, this article summarizes the most significant consequences of SEC registration for hedge fund managers.
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