Law360, New York ( March 23, 2015, 11:46 AM EDT) -- The Federal Reserve and other implementing agencies recently issued an important new interpretation of the Volcker Rule and the final Volcker Rule regulations.[1] The new interpretation, styled as a response to a frequently asked question, makes it substantially easier for a non-U.S. banking entity[2] to invest directly in private equity funds, hedge funds and other private funds organized and sponsored by fund sponsors that are not affiliated with the non-U.S. banking entity, even if those funds are offered to U.S. investors by the unaffiliated fund sponsors.[3]...
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