SEC Wants to Keep Using Same Old Fund Custody Form
Published Date: 8/10/2026
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The SEC is asking for comments to keep using Form N-17f-2, which helps investment funds prove their assets are safely kept and properly checked by accountants. This form makes it easier for the SEC and investors to track these reports. Funds must keep clear records and follow rules to protect their assets, with no new costs or big changes proposed.
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