In the dog house
Private equity practitioners often bemoan the overly burdensome requirements put on them by regulators. But few would deny that financial markets must be well governed and kept safe. However, recent grumblings suggest key European financial authorities fail to truly understand alternative assets.
When it comes to which regulators have really gotten to grips with the industry, private equity’s relationship with the wider economy plays a major role.
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