
CFOs need to be ready for changes in everything from tax rules to talent shortages to tech innovation.
In this Accountancy and Tax special report, we investigate how these functions at private markets firms are changing, why LPs are paying more attention than ever, and what the Hong Kong government’s tax exemption proposals could mean for co-investments.
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