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Carta Policy looks back on key 2025 wins—including tax reform, the INVEST Act, and SEC engagement—and previews a pivotal 2026 for private market regulation, capital access, and digital asset policy.

The White House eyes 401(k) withdrawals to support homeownership as regulators move to expand retail access to alts, Senate crypto talks stall, and the SBA modernizes SBIC rules to boost capital deployment.

Carta Policy recaps key 2025 wins—including tax reform and the INVEST Act—as 2026 kicks off with renewed Senate action on crypto policy, new SEC data on capital trends, and early signs of tightening access in private markets.

Senate delays crypto market structure legislation to 2026, SEC advances tokenization initiatives, and ongoing compliance gaps surface under the Marketing Rule, as momentum builds around the INVEST Act and Q3 fund performance trends emerge.

The House passes the bipartisan INVEST Act to expand access to private markets, as the SEC shifts leadership and regulatory tone, and the White House pushes to preempt state AI laws through executive action.

House to vote on the bipartisan INVEST Act to expand capital access, modernize accredited investor rules, and strengthen IPO pathways, as SEC and policymakers push reforms to bolster public and private markets.

Congress prepares to vote on bipartisan legislation to expand access to capital, modernize private market rules, and boost support for emerging managers and underserved founders across the innovation economy.

SEC outlines exam priorities tied to retail access, pushes policy changes to expand 401(k) exposure to alts, while Reg S-P compliance looms and Trump renews calls for unified federal AI standards.

Congress ends the record-setting shutdown, but agency backlogs and unresolved programs linger, while the SEC and Senate make moves on crypto policy and CFPB funding faces major legal and operational threats.

Retail investors move deeper into private markets, raising strategic questions for GPs and LPs, a possible end to the shutdown emerges, and SCOTUS signals doubts over Trump’s tariff authority.

Senate Democrats push back on 401(k) access to private funds, the shutdown hits the one-month mark with ripple effects across markets, and Carta spotlights broad-based ownership in private equity.