2009-01-06

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SEC Division of Investment Management staff letter: Auction Rate Securities

The letter requests that the Staff not recommend enforcement action under the Investment Company Act and the Advisers Act regarding Participating Firms' purchase of auction rate securities from Discretionary Clients. Relief is conditioned on implementing a Voting Protocol, which requires holders of more than 25% of a Fund's preferred stock to vote as directed by an independent third party on specific matters. Additionally, a Discretionary Client Protocol mandates extensive disclosure, reasonable efforts to contact clients, and a waiting period of 45 calendar days or 15 business days prior to offer expiration before tendering securities without affirmative consent.

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