ADV Inflation? Private Fund SEC Filings Balloon in Size, Scope

Silver’s CEO, Fizza Khan, catches up with Tom Stabile, a senior reporter at FundFire, to discuss the ballooning page counts required of private fund managers under Form ADV, Part 2A. She notes that this trend reflects changing expectations and new requirements from the SEC, which is indicative of the level of scrutiny the SEC is placing on disclosure right now.

Silver’s CEO, Fizza Khan, recently spoke with Tom Stabile, a senior reporter at FundFire, about the increased page counts required of private fund managers by the SEC in Form ADV, Part 2A narratives.

Digging into this recent trend, Fizza mentions that this expansion reflects changing expectations and new requirements from the SEC, stating, “[t]he regulatory landscape is always evolving and ever-changing, but the recent onslaught of SEC rule proposals is indicative of the level of scrutiny that the SEC is placing on disclosure.”

She goes on to say that the “beefed-up ADV narratives also at times stem from a manager’s own compliance strategy. Some now are not just aiming to meet regulators’ expectations but also those of their own sophisticated investors.”

“It’s not just from a regulatory context but also from a business and marketing context,” she states. “They need a balance between what the regulators are looking for and what the investors are looking for in these documents.”

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