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Carolina Mandl and Chris Prentice of Reuters report US SEC overhauls rules for $20 trillion private fund industry: The U.S. No kidding, private equity funds and hedgefunds rule with impunity, they do not want more transparency and rules against clobbering investors with opaque fees.
Eva Shang co- founded Legalist while she was in Harvard and then subsequently dropped out with her co-founder to launch what essentially became an alternative credit fund that specialized in litigation financing along with two other types of credit related to litigation outcomes. Eva Shang : Exactly. So he’s your co-founder.
And they all develop their own little system of useful terms, but then they end up becoming almost like a barrier that makes it hard for an outsider who hasn’t grown up in the world of finance, who doesn’t have a father who ran a hedgefund or an uncle who ran a private equity firm. Capital rules were changing.
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