Watchdog to push private equity firms for more robust fee disclosures
Private equity firms would be required to provide expansive disclosures about the fees shouldered by investors under rules set to be considered by the US Securities and Exchange Commission, according to people familiar with the matter.
By Dawn Lim and Ben Bain, bloomberg
The US Securities and Exchange Commission may soon require private equity firms to provide more details about the fees they charge investors.
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