This content is from: Culture What Happened at the Least-Watched, Most-Consequential (For Private Equity, at Least) Congressional Hearing While almost all eyes were on impeachment proceedings Tuesday, lawmakers weighed new restraints on the private equity industry. By Alicia McElhaney November 19, 2019
This content is from: Corner Office They’re the Biggest Investors in Private Equity. Now They’re Asking the SEC to Step In. The Institutional Limited Partners Association, along with 35 of its member institutions, have penned a letter to the SEC demanding stronger oversight of one of their favorite asset classes. By Alicia McElhaney February 12, 2019
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This content is from: Corner Office Former Hedge Fund Star Nehal Chopra Settles With SEC The regulator says the Ratan Capital Management founder’s husband improperly shared investment recommendations with her and that she failed to disclose the arrangement with her clients. By Amanda Cantrell December 06, 2017
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