(Reuters) - In its second letter to the Securities and Exchange
Commission, AFL-CIO said Blackstone should be required to
register under the Investment Company Act and follow the same
rules that govern mutual funds, which require more disclosure.
The letter was sent two days after Blackstone revealed in a
filing with the SEC that its co-founders stand to gain at least
$2.33 billion after the firm goes public.
Read more at Reuters.com Government Filings News
Commission, AFL-CIO said Blackstone should be required to
register under the Investment Company Act and follow the same
rules that govern mutual funds, which require more disclosure.
The letter was sent two days after Blackstone revealed in a
filing with the SEC that its co-founders stand to gain at least
$2.33 billion after the firm goes public.
Read more at Reuters.com Government Filings News
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