New York Law Journal | Analysis
By Ernest Edward Badway and Joshua Horn | July 11, 2022
CBD and hemp businesses may consider minimizing the need for CFTC and NFA registration, and onerous registration and disclosure requirements if structured correctly.
By Jane Wester | June 8, 2022
An SEC attorney argued that the panel should not apply Liu—which puts limits on disgorgement—because of its timing.
New York Law Journal | Analysis
By Sidney Kess | May 4, 2022
Despite the prevalence of digital assets as investments as well as their use in commerce, the IRS has only issued limited guidance. Nonetheless, taxpayers must determine whether their virtual currency transactions are taxable and reportable.
New York Law Journal | Analysis
By Sarah Heaton Concannon, Brian Timmons and Alex Zuckerman | April 27, 2022
By extending the Commission's public market protections to a wide array of private investment vehicles, the Proposed Adviser Rules ignore the sophistication and preferences of private market investors and override some of the unique benefits those investors enjoy.
New York Law Journal | Analysis
By Jason Rimland and Charles Goodwin | April 11, 2022
There has been an explosion of renewed interest in the psychedelic space, specifically in the medical application of psychedelic substances as a therapeutic treatment for mental and emotional disorder. This has caught the eye of some of the largest names in private equity, and investor enthusiasm is not going unnoticed.
New York Law Journal | Commentary
By Patrick Dolan | April 6, 2022
The Proposed Rules, which number 341 pages, are intended to provide investors in private funds with increased transparency regarding expenses and performance, but would affect CLO securitizations by imposing new disclosure requirements and expenses on collateral managers for CLOs.
New York Law Journal | Analysis
By Robert A. Schwinger | March 21, 2022
What exactly are decentralized autonomous organizations, or "DAOs"? How do they operate? What are their advantages? Pitfalls? How do they compare to traditional legal entity structures, such as corporations and limited liability companies? In his Blockchain Law column, Robert Schwinger digs deep to explain.
By Tom McParland | March 4, 2022
The 11-count lawsuit, filed Thursday in Manhattan federal court, claimed that Allianz SE and its subsidiary Allianz Global Investors U.S. in early 2020 abandoned a core hedging strategy meant to protect against market downturns and volatility.
By David Gialanella | February 7, 2022
"The deal activity was robust throughout the year and it's actually continuing into 2022, even if the markets were a bit rocky in January," managing partner Gary Wingens said.
New York Law Journal | Commentary
By Patrick Dolan | February 3, 2022
Rule 15c2-11 was recently amended by the Securities and Exchange Commission to provide for additional disclosure by broker-dealers to potential investors and the staff of the SEC has made it clear that it views Rule 15c2-11 as applying to both equity and fixed income securities. The SEC's most recent no-action letter regarding Rule 15c2-11 raises a few potential issues for the securitization market.
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