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AI and increasing workloads top the industryโ€™s compliance concerns, according to the Investment Adviser Association, ACA Group and Yuter Compliance in their 21st annual report.
For CFOs wrestling with their firmโ€™s AI effort, creating an internal 'lab' might be the best way to tap the techโ€™s evolving capabilities.
Private equity firms may find that their extra security steps around distributing money to LPs are making these transactions less safe, says Todd Sorrel, co-founder and CEO at 6lock. Hereโ€™s how to defend the process from todayโ€™s threats.
Compliance is a โ€˜little bit of a lie,โ€™ veteran compliance expert Amy Reeder Worley tells Private Funds CFO.
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When it comes to staff use of AI, make a determination whether theyโ€™re being too conservative or too aggressive with the technology
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Private funds face growing operational and compliance strain as geopolitical conflict reshapes risk environment.
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As generative AI moves into core workflows, firms are prioritizing data readiness, governance and measurable productivity gains over bold automation claims.
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Industry insiders warn that finance chiefs who delay data inventories and vendor outreach risk running out of time to meet the SECโ€™s cybersecurity requirements.
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