Rule 12d1-1 exempts registered investment companies from the limitations in sections
12(d)(1)(A) and (B) of the Investment Company Act for investments in registered money market funds and unregistered funds operated to be registered money market funds.
US Code:
15 USC 80a
Name of Law: Investment Company Act of 1940
The estimated total annual time burden is decreased from 81,714 hours to 13,570 hours. The decrease is attributable to decreases in the number of unregistered money market funds in which other funds invest. The estimated total annual cost is increased from $11,400 to $2.99 million annually. The increase in cost is attributable to changes in the estimates and methodology used to calculate compliance with rule 12d1-1. The prior submission assumed that all unregistered money market funds were medium-sized funds that had no capital costs and that had low record preservation costs when measured as a cost per amount of assets under management. In contrast, the current submission estimates that unregistered money market funds may be small, medium-sized, or large funds that incur capital costs and that, on average, have greater amounts of assets under management and therefore greater record preservation costs when measured as a cost per amount of assets under management.
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