Amy Carroll
Supply has returned to the fund finance world, but facilities are undeniably more expensive.
Today’s private markets CFO sits at the epicenter of their business, driving strategic direction while ensuring that scalable infrastructure is in place to deliver sustainable growth.
LPs are increasingly scrutinizing back-office functions as part of their investor due diligence.
Nearly half of the respondents to this year's Insights survey stated they are yet to see practical use cases.
Significant differences remain regarding when management fees commence and how they are stepped down.
There has been a profound shift toward greater transparency in the decade since the Private Funds CFO Fees & Expenses Survey was launched.
Our biennial survey reveals the latest developments in fees and expenses, as the power to determine best practice returns to the industry.
The Private Funds Rules may have been vacated, but the SEC will continue to pursue its private markets agenda through enforcement actions.
The fee treatment of co-investment continues to vary dramatically from fund to fund.
LPs are pushing back on funds bearing the full cost of aborted transactions, while co-investors are let off the hook.