SEC Proposes To Modernize Performance Fee Rules And Expand Accredited Investor Designations
Tuesday, October 6, 2026 · first reported by JD Supra
SEC proposes amendments to Rule 205-3 on performance-based compensation for investment advisers and expands accredited investor definitions, marking the most significant performance fee revision in decades.
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