Claire Wilson
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The great and the good of private fund finance and compliance gathered first in New York, and then in San Francisco, to discuss the most pressing fund operations and regulation issues of the moment, and to look at what awaits them in 2018. By Claire Wilson.
Could banks be about to re-enter the investment pool?
The senate passed the US tax reform bill on Tuesday, with a final vote in the House scheduled for Wednesday. The proposals, which are expected to pass into law before the end of the year, include both positives and negatives for private equity.
The great and the good of private fund finance and compliance gathered first in New York, and then in San Francisco, to discuss the most pressing fund operations and regulation issues of the moment, and to look at what awaits them in 2018.
Could banks be about to re-enter the investment pool?
US managers navigating changes to interest deductibility rules can turn to their British and German counterparts for advice and, if they’re lucky, hope.
Managers are still digesting the implication of potential limits to interest deductibility, a proposal included in the US tax reforms, while service providers are confident there will be an industry rally against it.
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