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it’s starting to feel a lot like 2008. Investors panicked and bid down the prices of other AT1 bonds in Europe, which prompted EU regulators to step in and state that this “ would not happen to other banks.” Investors and large depositors looked at the market and said, “OK, banks are in trouble. And the answer was “U.S.
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In short: Quarterly Financial Statements: All “private funds” must now issue quarterly statements to investors with the fund’s performance, fees, and expenses. Preferential Treatment: Firms cannot use “ side letters ” to give certain investors materially better terms unless they disclose them to all the other investors.
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