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GPs often make concessions in changing fund terms with investors when faced with disruptive events, says Proskauer’s Nigel van Zyl in an extract from The LPA Anatomised.
What type of waterfall structure works best for your firm? Macfarlanes partner Christopher Good gives his input in this extract from The Definitive Guide to Carried Interest.
Managers are pushing the innovation envelope, but what are the operational implications of introducing a semi-liquid wrapper to illiquid assets, asks CITCO's Sam Metland?
The little known ‘low-funded secondary’ can help GPs in the short and long term, writes Vintage's Abe Finkelstein (pictured).
The SEC's interpretation has provided some much needed guidance to an area characterized by 'flexibilty,' say Debevoise's Simon Witney and Kenneth Berman.
Compliance consultant Paul Henshaw explains the significance of incoming UK regulation to US firms that may be affected.
Fund restrucutrings will continue to be an important part of the private equity market, say Debevoise & Plimpton's Simon Witney and Andrew Rearick.
GPs must think carefully about how fund level leverage affects performance at the fund level and by extension, their own stability.
The limited partnership agreement has seen significant changes in recent years, partly due to LPs placing greater emphasis on disclosure and transparency, as Simcha David, a tax partner with EisnerAmper, and Gautham Deshpande, an audit partner at the firm, explain.
"The technology seems to be moving faster than the regulators," James Ferguson, head of Americas at Intertrust Group, writes.
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