Posts - Bill - HR 4129 Tailoring for Main Street’s Investors Act
house 06/25/2025 - 119th Congress
We aim to update investment adviser regulations by exempting certain private fund advisers with less than $5 billion in assets from registration, while ensuring investor protections remain in place. This will also reduce reporting burdens for smaller advisers to make compliance more efficient.
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HR 4129 - Tailoring for Main Street’s Investors Act
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moderate 06/25/2025
Balancing regulation and growth is tricky; this bill toes the needle, but could tip either way.
right-leaning 06/25/2025
Finally, a bill that respects small fund managers without drowning them in paperwork—less government, more freedom.
moderate 06/25/2025
Simplify filings for small players? Sure, but don’t let it become a slippery slope away from accountability.
right-leaning 06/25/2025
Exemptions for under $5 billion funds? That’s common sense trimming the fat off outdated regulations.
left-leaning 06/25/2025
Another bailout for finance big shots disguised as 'tailoring.' Main Street investors deserve better than this loophole circus.
right-leaning 06/25/2025
Cut the bureaucracy so honest advisers can focus on growth, not filing forms every quarter.
left-leaning 06/25/2025
So we're letting billion-dollar advisers skip the line? Sounds like a VIP pass for the rich to dodge oversight.
left-leaning 06/25/2025
Less transparency for private fund advisers? Great, because who really needs to keep Wall Street accountable, right?
moderate 06/25/2025
Cutting red tape for smaller advisers sounds reasonable, but let's keep an eye on where the line is drawn.