Our pick of the innovators who have helped craft the role into such strategic importance over the past two decades, and how it now stands as one of the key leadership positions at any firm.
In the wake of the Theranos scandal, some managers fret that if their own unicorns fail to meet expectations, investors may resort to litigation. It’s unlikely, but possible.
In the wake of the Theranos scandal, some managers fret that if their own unicorns fail to meet expectations, investors may resort to litigation. It’s unlikely, but possible.
The increasing sophistication of the SEC’s Office of Compliance Inspections and Examinations may prove a mixed blessing, as exams take less time but prove more rigorous.
NewSpring Capital’s Jon Schwartz believes his core priority as president and COO is handling all the institutional responsibilities, so the deal team can focus on generating returns.