The New Orleans-based 5th Circuit has sided the industry groups arguing the commission's short-selling rules exceeded its authority.
The deal will see the global alts giant snap up the fintech firm, which has struggled to gain traction among advisors over the years, for up to $200 million
Digital asset traders have refocused their attention in cryptocurrencies.
Investments fell by $20.5 billion, or 36%, in the first half of the year.
Mounting regulatory pressures and proposed taxes are putting a strain on higher education institutions, forcing renewed focus on liquidity management and the secondary market for private equity.
Poll of 1,500 retirement plan investors finds 45% interested in private equity and private debt, with more than three-quarters saying they'd ramp up contributions as a result.
Private equity exit values and volume are up sharply, but investments in RIAs are taking a different path: “Many PE firms are now structuring proposals that allow RIAs to roll equity into their next fund,” Hue Partners' Emily Blue told InvestmentNews.
Luke Taylor, co-president of Stonepeak shares his insights with InvestmentNews.
Fidelity research finds resilience as DIY investors balance caution with optimism.
It could make it harder for larger sponsors to pursue new deals.
Report reveals measured growth, easing delinquencies, resilient credit behavior.
The Liberation Day bombshell to start the second quarter quashed hopes of a comeback, with tariff-induced volatility pushing managers to preach selectivity.
Decision could undermine the financial viability of hundreds of projects.
The commissioner also known as "Crypto Mom" says the agency is willing to work on different models with stakeholders, though disclosures will remain key.
The fintech firms' latest additions, including veterans from Bloomberg and JPMorgan, come amid rising demand for alternative assets in the retirement space.
Demand is growing at less than half the pace of 2023.
More than $8.2 billion has flowed into the nine funds so far this year.
Mark Affolter, co-head of Sports, Media, and Entertainment at Ares, shares insights.
Washington's policy has implications for the flow of bullion around the world.
Large institutions are airing concerns that everyday investors will cut into their fee-bargaining power and stakeholder status, among other worries.
