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US regulator makes private market investing easier for individuals

US regulator makes private market investing easier for individuals

The US Securities and Exchange Commission has approved plans to give more individual investors access to private markets. SEC chairman Paul Atkins said this will let more people invest in "one of the great engines of American enterprise". However, the private assets industry's expansion into retail has drawn increased scrutiny, with some funds halting withdrawals earlier this year.

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