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The hedge fund industry, through the Managed Fund Association (MFA), is lobbying the SEC to delay or repeal transparency rules introduced under former Chair Gary Gensler. This pushback comes as Mark Uyeda, appointed by President Donald Trump as acting chair, takes over. Uyeda’s previous critiques of these rules as “prescriptive” suggest a potential shift towards less stringent oversight, which could favor hedge funds at the expense of retail investors. This situation raises concerns about transparency and fairness in financial markets, particularly affecting how retail investors interact with hedge funds. Hedge Funds Now Ask The SEC For Transparency Rule Delays - Daily Market News 🗞️