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SEC withdraws investment adviser proposals…except KYC; U.S.-China framework unlocks rare earth minerals but maintains tariff rates

Big, Beautiful Bill debate turns ugly; navigating tariff turmoil; push for greater retail access to private markets continues; and Carta & Mayer Brown to co-host event in NYC on June 17

Carried interest and QSBS preserved, R&D expensing improved

Carta, innovation orgs push SEC on capital formation agenda.

Also: Trump and Jinping circle on tariff negotiations; newly updated VC Regulatory Playbook is live; and the Carta Policy team visits Chicago and NYC

In the first installment of our new series, the Carta policy team takes a look at the issues, the dynamics, the flashpoints, and the moments to watch in a tumultuous year.

Startups and investors may have diminished access to capital during the current uncertainty—but more nimble enterprises may be able to adapt better and seize opportunities more quickly than legacy competitors.

Also: Tariffs set off turmoil across markets; Carta urges SBA to bolster fund managers in congressional testimony

Also, House Financial Services Committee continues capital formation push to expand access to more regions; Carta’s Head of Policy to testify in Congress next week

Trump fires FTC commissioners, testing executive power. SEC eases Marketing compliance for private funds and continues to take steps toward crypto policy framework.

Guidance on accredited investors, and new clarity on gross/net performance reporting. Plus: Senate Banking advances stablecoin legislation, and Senate Dems blink in government funding fight to avert shutdown.