New rules of hedge funds have increased the quantity of the funds, entitled to register in the SEC. Yet, even the funds that are too small to be supervised by the SEC should be concerned about compliance of some of the rules.

Compliance is a new popular word in the currency exchange market and hedge fund jargon. But what is that on practice? Is this hysteria of the mass-media concerned with the online currency exchange? Too tough regulation? Tendency of necessary reforms? All together?

Moreover, how should the hedge funds managers react on all of these rules and compliances? Should they hope that another SEC secretary will abolish the recent resolutions? It’s not expected so far…

New rules are referring not to everybody – just over one thousand funds will join the thousands registered before, but still several thousands will stay in the shade, with no need to obey the rules.

Do you think you are still safe with your forex currency exchange practice? How about some of the states laws, lawyers?

Ignoring the rules may lead to problems from the SEC or the government and kick your fund out of business. Percentage of the state revisions is historically not greater than 6%. These 6% are averagely concentrated in the field of so-called “exotic” funds – the ones with the highest risks.

The rules compliance is mostly concerned with the correct business operating and managing the business so that you do exactly what you say to be doing. Both aspects are crucial.

Outstanding management of a hedge fund adds value to the business and provides better execution of the trade programs that is positively reflecting on the shareholders and investors.