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SEC Preps Plan to Widen Investor Access to Private Markets
Source: Bloomberg
Regulation & LegislationPrivate Markets & VentureFintechInvestor Sentiment & Positioning
The SEC is considering a plan to expand retail investors’ access to private markets and to allow investment advisers to charge performance fees to a broader client base. The proposal could meaningfully broaden addressable participation in private market products and alter fee economics for advisers. Near-term impact is likely more regulatory/structural than immediate, but it may shift sentiment and positioning across private-market investment platforms.
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