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The SEC’s “accredited investors” proposal for family offices will further fuel private market investing

Last month, the US Securities and Exchange Commission released proposals to amend its so-called “accredited investor” definition. The proposals apply to many investors wanting to access private capital and family offices are covered in detail. The good news for family offices is that if the proposals become law, they should have even more freedom to access private markets. 

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