Legal/Compliance

‘Limited partners know that there are going to be fees,’ Weil, Gotshal & Manges partner Andrew Dean says. ‘The question is, are you following what the LPA says? And then, as a fiduciary, have you disclosed your conflicts of interest?’

The law firm elevates subscription and NAV finance specialists in New York and Charlotte.

Those in DEI and impact investment had to get comfortable with the return of Donald Trump to the White House in 2025.

AML rules deadline extended; UK regulators spare the rod in pet care; a German bill causes chaos in tax advisory services; and an SEC vet calls it a career.

Despite all the volatility, private funds came out ahead in 2025.

Private funds not offering real-time disclosure of promotion deals nor screening out ineligible promoters and are struggling with third-party due diligence, examiners say in fresh bulletin.

The most ambitious capital markets legislation in two decades would do little things bigly (and has stauncher opposition than you’d guess), and the FSOC finds better things to do.

Public and private markets have evolved in such a way that 'sophistication' is an outdated standard to divide the two, argues Chris Hayes, a partner at the government affairs firm Thorn Run Partners.

Brian Daly’s modest proposals hide grand ambitions, and the SEC loses a ‘seriously wrong’ voice.

‘This may be a time to whiteboard some new ideas,’ Simpson Thacher’s Adam Aderton says.