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In the wake of recent tax reforms, GPs will be well-suited to gift carried interest as part of their estate planning, provided they follow best practices, according to Meghan Kinsella, director of financial sponsors at Northern Trust Institute.
As popular as co-investments may be right now, there are certain terms and dynamics to keep in mind, write David LaGalia and Timur Eron of the law firm Morrison Cohen.
Fund finance has evolved from an administrative convenience to a value-add tool, says Gianluca Lorenzon, head of fund finance advisory at Validus Risk Management.
In a cash-constrained environment, NAV lending is increasingly proving itself as a vital component of fund performance, argues Doug Cruikshank, managing partner and founder of Hark Capital.
Banks are becoming increasingly active in the fund finance space – and that’s good news for GPs of all stripes, says Wendy Cai-Lee, CEO at Piermont Bank.
A scarcity of tax and accountancy talent is fueling LP due diligence and driving a trend toward outsourcing, says EisnerAmper’s Nicholas Tsafos.
Ahead of new UK carry tax legislation, Jenny Wheater, a partner at Debevoise & Plimpton, outlines key changes.
Gen II Fund Services' Merryn Rosewall addresses the increase fund administration risks of continuation vehicles.
A fund combination can provide many benefits for GPs. Law firm Lowenstein Sandler outlines the key factors managers should consider when thinking about executing one.
While continuation vehicles may not always be the optimal solution for sponsors and LPs, other attractive liquidity solutions are gaining in popularity, writes Todd Miller, partner at W Capital Partners.