SEC Moves to Expand Mom-and-Pop Investor Access to Risky Funds

The Securities and Exchange Commission is moving to give ordinary investors far greater access to hedge funds and potentially risky private stock offerings, an action that's drawing fire from consumer advocates, unions and Democrats...
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