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Managed Funds Association Political Action Committee, known as MFA-PAC, is an indispensable tool for raising the visibility of the hedge fund industry with political leaders in Washington.

MFA works diligently to grow the industry’s political action committee because a robust PAC gives MFA the opportunity to support elected officials who understand the industry and the role it plays in our capital markets. Without a well-funded PAC, MFA will not have the tools it needs to be the most effective advocate for its members.

The goal of MFA-PAC is to contribute in a nonpartisan way to candidates who support the hedge fund industry’s views on key issues. Generally, this means MFA-PAC will support candidates who serve on the key congressional committees that focus on issues related to the hedge fund industry, such as the U.S. Senate Banking, Finance and Agriculture Committees and the U.S. House of Representatives Financial Services, Ways and Means and Agriculture Committees.

If you would like more information about MFA-PAC, please email Sarah Morgan, or call 202-367-1140.

Facts about Contributing to MFA-PAC:

  • An individual member of MFA may contribute personal funds of any amount up to $5,000 per calendar year to MFA-PAC. A member’s spouse may also contribute personal funds of any amount up to $5,000 per calendar year.
  • Contributions to MFA-PAC can be made by personal check or credit card. MFA-PAC may accept only voluntary contributions from MFA Members and their spouses. Members are never required to contribute to MFA-PAC, and MFA will neither favor nor disadvantage its members by reason of a contribution amount or a decision not to contribute.
  • MFA-PAC may accept contributions only from U.S. citizens or permanent legal residents living in the U.S.
  • Corporate contributions to MFA-PAC are prohibited.

Prior to contributing, I am aware: 

  • That contributions to the PAC will be used in connection with Federal Election Campaign Act.
  • Of my right to refuse to contribute without reprisal.
  • That contributions to the PAC are not deductible for federal income tax purposes.
  • That I must be a U.S. Citizen or Permanent Resident Alien to make contribution.

 
 
 
 
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