Proposed SEC rule on derivatives sparks fear of ETF closures
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A US Securities and Exchange Commission proposal to clamp down on how funds use derivatives has industry officials worried that some exchange- traded funds may have to close or change their investment strategy.
The rule proposed on Friday would require funds to hold cash reserves to cover potential future losses on derivatives.
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