Private equity dodges US regulatory bullets?
A couple of much-anticipated US regulatory developments for private equity that were definitely calculated to affect the industry in Asia Pacific, and indeed, worldwide, appear to either have closed, or be on the point of closing, with relatively positive outcomes for the asset class.
The Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act, just approved by the House of Representatives and with the Senate scheduled to vote next week, contains what AVCJ sources describe as a much-watered-down...
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