Denver-based alternative fund firm Equinox Fund Management agreed to settle SEC charges that the firm overcharged management fees and misled investors about how it valued certain assets. The firm agreed to refund investors for approximately $5.4 million in excessive management fees collected during a seven-year period, plus $600,000 in prejudgment interest. Equinox also agreed to pay a $400,000 penalty. An SEC investigation revealed that Equinox calculated management fees contrary to the method described in registration statements for a managed futures fund and the firm also deviated from its disclosed valuation methodology for some of the fund's holdings.

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