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Inside: Our biennial survey of alternative asset managers drills down into the industry’s take on fees and expenses, from SEC exams to transparency in continuation vehicles and the impact of AI. Expert analysis from Troutman Pepper Locke and Withum
Extended time on the fundraising trail reflects LP desire to form firm partnerships.
The Private Funds CFO Insights Survey 2026 shines a spotlight on the complex issues preoccupying CFOs.
Mirroring private markets, the outsourcing landscape is growing ever more sophisticated.
Innovative structures and increased supply mean managers have choice when it comes to fund finance.
No CFO claims to be a leader in artificial intelligence, but most have started to experiment with use cases.
Answering rising volumes of LP requests for increasingly detailed information requires preparation and data.
As firms compete for capital, the GP-LP dynamic is evolving into a much more interactive, investor-led experience, say Aztec Group’s Maria von Oldenskiöld and Scott Kraemer.
How the Private Funds Leaders Survey 2022 was conducted.
Private markets managers now recognize that ESG integration is a vital ingredient for remaining relevant in the market, says MUFG’s product development director for funds, ESG and digital assets, Jack Lee.