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Bill Myers has been a journalist for more than two decades in Chicago, Cambodia and Washington, DC. He started his career at the late, great City News Bureau of Chicago (motto: "If your mother says she loves you—check it out").
The SEC wants a first look at ‘novel’ ETFs and ILPA wants a fresh look at continuation vehicles.
'There’s room for gaming valuations; you can drive a truck through it,' former Ontario Securities Commission leader Edward Waitzer says.
‘We tend to focus on the assets that are not doing well as a test of your protocols, a test of your procedures’ SEC Deputy Director Dan Faigus tells Private Funds CFO Network’s regulatory forum.
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From Private Funds CFO Network’s regulatory forum in Washington, Velocity Capital’s Josh Cherry-Seto and Faropoint’s Joe Frost addresses the pressures for industry to ‘be more institutional.’
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‘The skill of private fund managers is valued by this White House, is valued by this commission,’ Brian Daly tells standing-room-only crowd at Private Funds CFO Network’s regulatory forum in Washington.
With partial wins in California and Oregon, antitrust/corporate-practice-of-medicine reformers feel the wind at their backs.
Private Funds CFO's recent survey on fees and expenses shows that GPs are still shaping policy around PFAR standards.
Private fund managers are acing regulators’ fee exams, Private Funds CFO’s biennial fees-and-expenses survey shows. They’ll have to keep passing it from now on.
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Most private funds managers will stay away from retail investors. But all private funds managers will deal with the consequences of retail’s migration into their industry.
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It might be too early to learn any hard lessons from private credit’s troubles. It’s never too early to read those troubles as a gentle reminder to measure twice, cut once.
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