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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.
In the growing market of GP stakes, legal and compliance teams are doing more than managing risk. They’re fueling growth, writes Allison Rosner.
With signs that M&A activity may make a comeback in 2025, private funds should look at their data management practices to ensure they benefit from any boom, writes Kyriba’s Thomas Gavaghan.
The rapid adoption of AI technologies is redefining the role of the CFO, changing how they tackle everything from compliance to investor relations, writes Christian Davis, associate partner at commercial data solutions provider JMAN Group.
The audit process begins well before the audit, writes Petra Funds Group’s Peter Haskopoulos.
AI is delivering value to fund administration, but it’s important to separate the hype from reality in order to reap the benefits, writes Gen II Fund Services CTO Raj Gidvani
In the final installment of this guest article, Seward & Kissel partners Greg Cioffi and Jeff Berman peer into the future of the RNF market and highlight the importance of using bankruptcy remote structures.
AI’s use cases are simpler and more practical than you may think, writes Raj Bakhru, co-founder and CEO of BlueFlame AI, a provider of data management solutions for alternative investment managers.
Seward & Kissel partners Greg Cioffi and Jeff Berman discuss the state of the RNF market today as part of their series on rated note feeders.
Two partners at law firm Seward & Kissel clear up some confusion around rated note feeder securitizations and collateralized fund obligations in the first part of this four-part guest column series on rated note feeders.