If you work anywhere near a fund’s back office, you’ve felt it: the U.S. regulatory environment is moving faster than ever. Valuation oversight, liquidity, derivatives exposure, marketing, cybersecurity, reporting cadence each year adds new layers. For fund accountants, this isn’t just “more paperwork.” It changes daily workflows, the controls you design, the systems you rely on, and how confidently investors can trust what’s in their statements.
Why it matters: the U.S. remains the world’s largest fund market, with tens of trillions of dollars in registered investment company assets and millions of American households invested through mutual funds, ETFs, private funds, and retirement plans. When the SEC updates a rule, the ripple hits every NAV, every reconciliation, and every investor report.
Below is a practical, human-centered look at the most impactful U.S. regulatory shifts and what they mean for fund accounting.
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