News & Analysis

Under-prepared UK-based GPs could be on the hook for more taxes due to changes in the UK's limited liability partnership regime, advisers say.

The number of private equity firms accused of big rigging buyout deals now stands at seven.

GPs soliciting commitments under the new AIFMD regime will have to pay registration fees with certain national regulators.

Following a joint review of Hurricane Sandy's impact on financial markets, SEC inspectors released disaster recovery planning guidance specific to investment advisors.

Facing allegations it had whitewashed its portfolio before its public debut on the NYSE, The Blackstone Group reached a settlement with plaintiffs three weeks shy of a trial hearing.

Insurance companies in India, representing a potential $10 billion in capital, have been given the green light to invest in alternative investment funds.

At a time when regulators expect GPs to investigate any sign of corruption, Ernst & Young and the FBI have provided the top 10 most popular phrases used by fraudsters in emails.

AIFMD-authorized fund managers can solicit LPs in EU countries that have not yet transposed the directive.

The Brookings Institution said a onetime repatriation tax could create a $25bn national infrastructure bank.

Experts discussing the JOBS Act are disagreeing about what the SEC considers 'reasonable' to verify LPs' accredited investor status, writes Bob Carbone.