Regulators across global financial hubs have tightened oversight on private equity’s growing control of the fintech ecosystem. Innovation has drawn capital, but the pace and structure of this expansion now worry policymakers. They see systemic exposure where risk capital meets digital banking, payments, and alternative lending. The conversation has shifted from growth and valuation to governance and transparency.  The Changing Nature of Ownership  Private equity firms thrive

In 2025, global equity markets experienced a decisive turnaround. Following years of pandemic aftershocks, inflation, geopolitical volatility, and restrictive monetary policy, the third quarter saw a strong resurgence in initial public offerings. This revival has reinvigorated capital markets and expanded exit opportunities for private equity firms. The IPO rebound signals a new phase for dealmakers and entrepreneurs worldwide.    The IPO Rebound: Structural Recovery Shaping

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