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A proposal would let alternative investments reach more investors

Reported · Written up by our desk · Fund Industry

A government proposal would create a way for alternative investment managers to sell these products to a wider audience, according to a Markets report from WSJ Markets.

The reporting says the plan is designed to help address a problem facing private equity and other alternative managers, using broader investor access as the mechanism.

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