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SEC adopts reporting enhancements for registered investment companies

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Julie DiMauro

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The SEC adopted amendments to reporting requirements on Form N-PORT so it can get more timely information about certain registered investment companies.

The SEC announced that it has adopted amendments to reporting requirements for registered mutual funds, closed-end funds, and exchange-traded funds.

By filing a new Form N-PORT report, investment advisers can provide information about a fund’s portfolio holdings and related information to help assess a fund’s risks – with the goal

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