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Regulatory Changes - The White House announced President Trump signed an Executive Order to allow 401(k) investors access to alternative assets [1] - Alternative assets include private equity, real estate, and digital assets [1] - The Order directs the Secretary of Labor to reexamine fiduciary duties for investments in ERISA-governed 401(k) plans [1] - The Order also directs the Secretary of Labor to work with federal agencies on regulatory adjustments [1]

Market Trends & Investment Opportunities - Donald Trump is considering an executive order to permit crypto, private equity, and real estate investments in 401(k)s [1] - The potential executive order is reportedly pushing $BTC higher [1] Regulatory Landscape - The executive order aims to allow alternative investments within 401(k) retirement accounts [1]

Investment Opportunities - Private equity, real estate, cryptocurrency and other alternative assets may be allowed in 401(k)s [1] Regulatory Changes - Donald Trump will sign an executive order to allow alternative assets in 401(k)s [1]

Investment Perspective - Affordable housing can be as attractive and low risk for investors as market-rate properties [1] Industry Leadership - Margaret Anadu, head of real estate at Vistria, discusses affordable housing [1]