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Insurance companies are stepping into the fund finance market. Khizer Ahmed of Hedgewood Capital Partners explains why they might be the right lenders for your next fund.
A radical overhaul of recruitment processes is needed, say co-CEOs at True Platform, Brad Stadler and Joe Riggione.
There are three key questions participants in SPACs must answer when considering whether the Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States will get involved in a deal, write lawyers from Kirkland & Ellis.
While many GPs still manage their treasury with Excel, Hazeltree’s Don Jefferis cautions that there are real risks to this ‘classic’ approach, and real benefits to a modern approach.
The technology driving the future of fund services will see GPs and administrators eliminate barriers between clients and providers, say Alter Domus’s Maximilien Dambax and Tim Toska.
GPs relying on outdated legacy data management systems may be falling behind peers who’ve moved on, says Allvue CEO Mark Heimbouch.
Private capital investors won’t be lowering their expectations for fund servicing anytime soon. PEF Services CEO Anne Anquillare says a holistic approach is needed to meet LP expectations in the years to come.
As investors’ perception of ESG develops, private market managers are reacting, says Nabeel Ansari of Broadridge Financial Solutions.
Celeste Barone, president and chief client officer of 4Pines Fund Services, explains the importance of playing offense in the CFO role today.
Nikolaos Perros, head of private equity services at Citco Fund Services (USA) Inc, on why it's sink or swim for GPs leveraging technology to meet a host of new challenges in private equity.
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