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Only a tiny proportion of the giant listed firm's €40bn assets under management is paying carried interest.

Find out which law firms can oversee your next secondaries transaction with our downloadable list. Last updated on 09/03/2019 with details for DLA Piper and Travers Smith.

1. Fund restructuring How does it work In a fund restructuring, also called fund recapitalization, the GP moves assets in an older fund into a new special purpose vehicle. The GP offers its LPs the possibility to sell their interests in the fund and cash out or have the option to roll over into the […]

A discussion of the potential bones of contention that arise from private equity fund investors expecting managers to put money into a fund, by Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom partner Greg Norman and former partner Stephen Sims.

ATP PEP will ask GPs to provide an IRR that has been adjusted to compensate for the use of subscription credit lines, says managing partner Torben Vangstrup.

When an LP can't meet a drawdown request, what happens? What recourse does a GP have? Ed Hall from law firm Goodwin analyzes the remedy and negotiation points in this extract from The LPA Anatomised.

In this extract from The LPA Anatomised, Adam Turtle, Rede Partners, and Emma Cleveland, Cleveland & Co Associates, discuss carry models and GP commitments.

Distribution and negotiation are two key aspects in the economic provisions of any limited partnership agreement. Howard Beber, Scott Jones and Andrew Shore of Proskauer lay out the terminology.

Consultant Gert-Tom Draisma lays out the options in the extract from The Definitive Guide to Carried Interest.

A number of factors are pushing investors to seek outside help in sifting through their fees, expenses and carried interest payments.