Oct 12, 2026 7:48 PM
Retail investors have been locked out of the most lucrative private market gains for decades, but a new SEC proposal finally levels the playing field. By allowing individuals to qualify as accredited investors through professional credentials rather than just net worth, the SEC is dismantling the "wealthy-only" club. Even more radical is the plan to let advisers charge 20% performance fees on these accounts. Is this true financial democratization or just a trap for retail?
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