Finance & Accounting

A company that provides liquidity solutions for individual and small-to-mid-size institutional investors says it can help CFOs efficiently meet LP liquidity demands and may be able to make investment by 401(k)s easier.

The new standard in subscription finance: there isn’t one. The co-founder of a fund finance debt advisory firm describes the market he’s seeing, what sponsors can expect when taking out a facility and how to get more favorable terms.

After more than a decade of uninterrupted growth, restructuring professionals are contending with serious deficiencies in core accounting data as new realities upset old assumptions, write two WilliamsMarston partners.

Long-term pressures on many fund managers’ economics have been sharply exacerbated by the pandemic. We examine the key dynamics at play, and what some CFOs are doing about them.

Helen Parsonage and Dan Faundez of law firm Osborne Clarke outline some practical tips should the situation arise.

The London-based lender is working alongside a 'significant' American institutional investor, sister title PEI understands.

The firm is back in market with a follow-up to its hybrid value fund and is on track to hit its $20bn fundraising goal for the year, co-founder Josh Harris said on its latest earnings call.

The fair value of Carlyle's private equity portfolio climbed 13% in the second quarter, but co-chief executive Kewsong Lee says there's more to be done in terms of recovery.

PEF Services CEO and president Anne Anquillare covers a host of hot topics in fees and expenses, including whether the two-and-twenty model is under threat.

The organization hopes to spark debate with its new deal-by-deal model LPA, which incorporates recent changes to its whole-of-fund model LPA. Private Funds CFO spoke with some of the people who developed it ahead of the LPA’s release.