WASHINGTON -- The financial regulatory reform proposals release by the US Senate require hedge fund advisers to become regulated for the first time, as part of its aim to fill regulatory gaps. Unlike the differences in banking regulation, the Senate’s hedge fund proposals are broadly similar to those of the House of Representatives and the Administration.

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