Pension funds, GPs and data firms say the real IPO barrier is the macro climate—and want more disclosure, not less.

PE found a way around a difficult market for selling companies: It sells to itself. Now the SEC wants to know how.

Employee share schemes face a near-doubling of their effective tax rate under the proposal.

Our evergreen H-1B private company tracker illustrates historical trends around total VC funding and H-1B approvals, and it indicates what startups are most heavily using H-1Bs.

OpenAI and Stripe have already surpassed their H-1B approvals from last year

The suit is the sharpest pushback yet from investors over founder demographic reporting.

The companies will have plenty of runway to juggle profits and public benefits ahead of their IPOs

The Department of Labor has released its long-awaited 401(k) investment rules proposal, but the outcome may not be what the organization intended. Rather than a green light for private equity and crypto, the new framework focuses on fiduciary process and litigation protection. Will it actually move the needle? Read our analysis to find out.

Pension fund misconduct has a deep historical precedent, invariably shaped by the political moment.

It could take several years for big employer-sponsored retirement plans to adopt private assets despite the big push for alternative managers.

The company’s sweeping industrial policy proposal could benefit some AI companies more than others.

Yet investors seem undaunted as they continue to plow more venture capital into the sector.

As the White House angles for a lead in regulating AI, there could be upside for AI startups

The success of the bloc’s 28th regime hinges on whether it offers the legal certainty that Delaware offers in the US. So far, VCs say no.

The SEC is reportedly preparing a proposal, but it’s unlikely to move the needle amid seemingly unlimited private capital.

AI group warns in federal lawsuit that its designation as a supply chain risk by the Pentagon is already having ripple effects.

VCs fear getting tangled in ‘supply chain risk’ designation.

FCA proposes allowing UK investors to buy non-retention-compliant US CLOs, and seeks feedback from the market.