Maddie Campbell

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Maddie Campbell

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Maddie serves as the Technology Editor for Race to the Bottom and is currently a second-year law student at the University of Denver Sturm College of Law. She aims to specialize in Corporate and Commercial law after earning her JD. In her role as a student attorney in the Community Economic and Development Clinic, she provides pro bono legal services to non-profits and small businesses in the Denver area. Additionally, Maddie interns at 3 Pillars Law, a firm specializing in securities and small business law, where she drafts offering documents and assists syndicators and capital raisers.

Before embarking on her legal studies, Maddie earned a bachelor's degree in English with a focus on rhetoric and professional writing from Washington State University. She also minored in Criminal Justice and Psychology. A native of Colorado, Maddie enjoys camping with her dog, golfing, and traveling in her spare time.

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Student and Faculty Blog of University of Denver Sturm College of Law
SEC's Bold Move: New Rules Shake Up Private Fund Advisers

On August 23, 2023, the Securities and Exchange Commission (“SEC”) adopted New Rules under the Investment Advisers Act for private fund advisers to increase investor protection, transparency, and oversight. (Securities and Exchange Commission). The New Rules apply to all private fund advisers and restrict activities that are contrary to the public interest, while increasing the visibility of practices that could harm investors. Id. Under the New Rules, all private fund advisers are subject to the Restricted Activities Rule and the Preferential Treatment Rule. Id. While the New Rules are poised to protect investors, opponents argue the cost of compliance will negatively affect private fund advisers and stifle entrepreneurialism. (O’Melveny). This article reviews the New Rules, the arguments for and against the New Rules, and the potential impact they will have on private fund advisers moving forward.