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Assessing the Limited Derivatives User Requirements of Rule 18f-4—Costs

By Stephen A. Keen & Andrew P. Cross on October 13, 2021

Our last series of posts on Rule 18f-4 have struggled to understand how its Limited Derivatives User requirements are supposed to work. We have done the best we could to explain the process for calculating a fund’s derivatives exposure, including determining the gross notional amount of derivatives transactions and adjustments thereto, excluding closed-out positions and currency and interest-rate derivatives entered into for hedging purposes, and applying the “10% buffer” for these hedges. In this series of posts, we shift our perspective to assessing whether these requirements effectively and efficiently accomplish the SEC’s objectives.

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  • Posted in:
    Financial
  • Blog:
    Derivatives & Repo Report
  • Organization:
    Perkins Coie LLP
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