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Another Step towards True Retail Access to Private Equity: Secondaries Market Perspective | JD Supra
Many secondaries players began 2025 with the anticipation that the new presidential administration might further liberalize rules around access to private equity markets (see our 2025 market outlook commentary here.) SEC Chairman Paul S. Atkins and Division of Investment Management Director Natasha J.
Asset Management M&A Update
We are pleased to announce that Ropes & Gray LLP has formed a dedicated asset management M&A team, co-chaired by Ariel Deckelbaum, Scott Abramowitz and Greg Davis, which includes more than 180 attorneys from various practice areas, including our asset management, M&A, tax and employee benefits practice groups. We look forward to meeting with our clients and friends to discuss how our knowledge and experience in this area may be helpful to you.
A Volatile Market Comes With Good News for Savers
A generation of investors has little experience with investing in a high-interest-rate environment. In the 21st century, there has been only a little more than a year in which the federal-funds rate-the Federal Reserve's target short-term interest rate-has been above 5%, from mid-2006 through the onset of the 2008-09 financial crisis. Not since 1995-2000 has the fed-funds rate been more than 5%-or even near 5%-for an extended period. Things have changed-and rapidly.
Can the Stock Market’s Big Gains Continue in the Years Ahead? Unlikely.
Despite the continuing pandemic and global jitters about everything from climate change to inflation, the good times have kept rolling in the markets during 2021. The U.S. stock market continued to soar across the board—large-cap, small-cap, growth, value—seemingly every segment of the stock market just kept going up. But the past isn’t prologue, so the question for investors is now: Can these good times last in the years ahead? In short, not likely.
Do not blame index funds and ETFs for market volatility
Markets are jittery. Volatility is increasing. Everyone seems to be expecting the market sell-off to sharpen.
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