ETFs & Funds
Home›ETFs & Funds›Fund Industry›SEC and CFTC delay expanded hedge fund reporting to Ju…
SEC and CFTC delay expanded hedge fund reporting to July 2027
The amended Form PF filing deadline is pushed to 1 July 2027, extending time for private fund managers to comply with expanded disclosures aimed at systemic risk visibility.
US regulators have postponed expanded hedge fund reporting requirements for a fourth time, according to Hedgeweek, citing a delay to the amended Form PF filing deadline of 1 July 2027.
Form PF is intended to give regulators more visibility into private fund exposures and potential sources of systemic risk, including counterparty concentrations, sudden margin calls, and other events that could trigger significant losses or destabilise markets.
The expanded reporting regime, introduced under the prior US administration, has faced opposition from the private funds industry, which has raised concerns about the security of commercially sensitive information, including details of investment strategies.
The latest delay comes amid renewed scrutiny of leverage and concentrated positions following the July collapse of Situational Awareness, an AI-focused hedge fund whose assets under management reportedly fell from about $45 billion to roughly $10 billion, prompting renewed regulator attention and SEC subpoenas to major Wall Street banks.