Legal/Compliance

EisnerAmper accepts censure but ducks penalties as SEC heralds the firm’s remedial efforts to clean up after the Infinity Q scandal.

Private funds won’t have Meg Ryan to kick them around anymore, but the kickings will continue until morale improves.

‘These are not the type of fund-like investments where the expectations of the acquiring fund’s shareholders would be frustrated,’ the SEC says in new regulatory guidance.

Operational resilience is becoming a strategic priority in response to intensifying challenges from tech integration, data management and talent issues.

Runs on private credit managers’ funds draw down industry’s political capital.

The hires strengthen fund formation, regulatory and capital markets coverage as the firm scales its private capital offering.

Private credit’s economic troubles are causing political problems for the industry as regulators rethink some of their 'light touch' promises.

Fund managers must show they can deliver good health outcomes if they’re going to stop the spread of antitrust and corporate-practice-of-medicine ideas.

The states prove to be a battlefield for private equity’s future in healthcare, as antitrust and corporate-practice-of-medicine bills spread.

The Madison Capital Funding case reads like a warning to an industry, Weil, Gotshal & Manges poaches David Greene as it builds out its fund formation practice and securities class action lawsuits dip slightly.