On January 12, 2012, the Massachusetts Securities Division adopted new rules for the registration of investment advisers solely to 3(c)(7), venture capital or 3(c)(1) funds, where all investors in the 3(c)(1) fund are “qualified clients”. The rules replace the existing exemption which allowed advisers to “institutional buyers” including private funds, such as hedge funds, in which each investor is accredited and has invested at least …
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