"SEC Chair Signals Investor Access to Private Markets Could Soon Broaden" via @WSJ https://t.co/Vs0YUQDnOf
SEC considering allowing private closed-end funds to raise $ from broader set of investors https://t.co/LwSde9KpHu
WSJ: SEC Chair Signals Investor Access to Private Markets Could Soon Broaden $BX $KKR $APO $OWL https://t.co/1JlKUdu0Jh
The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is reviewing regulations that currently restrict investor access to private funds, including hedge funds and private-equity funds. The SEC Chair has indicated that the agency is considering changes that would broaden the pool of investors eligible to invest in private closed-end funds. This potential regulatory shift aims to make it easier for a wider range of investors to participate in private markets, which have traditionally been limited to accredited or institutional investors. Key market participants such as Blackstone ($BX), KKR ($KKR), Apollo Global Management ($APO), and Owl Rock Capital ($OWL) could be impacted by these changes.