超400家，主动“不干了”

Core Insights - The private equity industry in China is undergoing positive changes, with over 800 private equity firms deregistering as of September 19 this year, and more than 50% of these deregistrations being voluntary [1][3]. Group 1: Industry Transformation - The increase in the proportion of voluntarily deregistered private equity firms reflects a purifying trend in the industry, as regulatory scrutiny has intensified, leading firms to shift from "not daring to violate" to "not wanting to violate" regulations [1][4]. - The number of deregistered private equity fund managers this year reached 851, with voluntary deregistrations (449) surpassing those initiated by the association (332) [3][4]. Group 2: Competitive Landscape - The rapid reshuffling of the billion-yuan tier indicates accelerated industry competition, with several firms, including Yingxue Investment and Banxia Investment, exiting the billion-yuan club due to compliance issues and poor performance [4][5]. - Nearly 10 private equity firms have dropped out of the top tier this year due to compliance problems or performance declines, disrupting the rankings within the billion-yuan tier [5]. Group 3: Compliance and Risk Management - There is a notable increase in compliance awareness among private equity firms, with many actively enhancing their compliance and risk management capabilities to foster long-term competitiveness [6]. - Firms are establishing robust internal controls and risk management systems, emphasizing the importance of compliance as a foundation for sustainable growth [6][7].