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The private capital industry has reached a crucial juncture, says Anne Anquillare, CFA, CSC’s head of fund services, North America.
SEC proposals represent a significant change in approach, say Troutman Pepper partners Stephanie Pindyck-Costantino, Julia Corelli and associate Patrick Bianchi.
Private equity remains squarely on the minds of legislators, writes Tom Angell, a partner at Withum.
Winding up legacy funds and side pocket investment vehicles can improve performance and free up investment capital, outweighing the cost of fairness opinions, writes VRC valuations expert Chad Rucker.
Relying too much on implied value derived from a deal’s price can cause reporting, compensation and other issues for management teams, writes Stout managing director Jeremy Krasner.
Any attempts to streamline the GP-led process should provide guardrails, write Maurice Gindi, Kenneth Blazejewski and Sophie Smith from law firm Cleary Gottlieb.
Fund managers should be ecstatic. Fund administrators should be happy too.
The transformation of tax functions will be a crucial discussion for investment management firms in a rapidly changing economic landscape, write Deloitte Tax specialists James Casey, Greg Drudy and Doug Puckett.
Fund finance provides a rich variety of liquidity options, say Cadwalader’s Samantha Hutchinson, Michael Hubbard, Angela Batterson and Brian Foster
What does the future hold for NAV-based lending? Dave Philipp of Crestline Investors is confident the market will continue to grow, buoyed by four key trends
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