Private Equity

SEC’s plan to force PE firms to open their books on costs, conflicts and valuations faces industry pushback

The SEC’s proposal represents a shift in philosophy for how the agency seeks to oversee buyout funds, lawyers say

The Securities and Exchange Commission’s plan to ban a range of controversial activities by private-fund managers marks a major change in the agency’s approach and likely will face industry challenges, experts say.

It may also reflect a view held by some within the agency that its current approach to policing the buyout industry needs to change.

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