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.
Affiliate title RCW has obtained exam requests from an ongoing exam related to interval funds run by an adviser. If your firm manages such a fund, it would be worthwhile to be aware of what examiners are asking
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.
Washington’s front-loaded effort to CRUSH fraud adds more pressure in an already grinding environment.
Paul Atkins speaks as if he’s said his last words on private credit. Private funds must hope that’s true.
In separate actions, the SEC offers co-investment relief, and takes two more steps toward what supporters call ‘responsible retailization.’
Compliance is a ‘little bit of a lie,’ veteran compliance expert Amy Reeder Worley tells Private Funds CFO.
SEC Chairman Paul Atkins wants private funds to show they can be good stewards without regulators hassling them. Whatever happens next, he owns it.
David Woodcock’s appointment may put a ceiling on the SEC’s enforcement ambitions, but it won’t lower the regulatory floor for private funds.