Future of Fund Services 2026

As operating pressures intensify, Private Funds CFO’s annual special report examines how finance professionals are navigating the change.

Amid regulatory shifts, liquidity pressures, technological disruption and rising investor expectations, the CFO role is rapidly evolving. Outsourcing strategies and the growing influence of AI are central to this shift. This report features our New Faces of Finance 2026 honorees and other leading professionals discussing operational challenges, the changing outsourcing landscape and safeguards they’re adopting to evaluate third‑party providers and strengthen data and system security in a digital‑first environment.

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Navigating private funds’ outsourcing imperatives

Private Funds CFO’s Future of Fund Services Report examines the evolving role of CFOs and increasing LP scrutiny in back-office functions.

Meet the New Faces of Finance 2026

Private Funds CFO’s Future of Fund Services Report examines the evolving role of CFOs and increasing LP scrutiny in back-office functions.

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In this innovation special, we explore the steps CFOs are taking to future-proof their funds.

If private equity-facing service providers didn’t already have their hands full catering to the needs of fund managers prior to the onset of the pandemic, the new challenges brought on by a previously untested doomsday response certainly opened up new avenues to serve their clients.

GPs are under more pressure than ever to meet the needs of their LPs, and that pressure is only going to increase over time. As LPAs and other fund documents and functions become increasingly complex, GPs are going to rely more and more heavily on their service providers to help them shoulder the burden.

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