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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.
The proposed regulations will place extra burdens on fund managers to comply. But there is cause for optimism, writes Gen IIโ€™s Robert Caporale.
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The compliance practice has value for GPs, with AI-based usage taking off, but sources vary on what its future will be.
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Trump era politics has shaken up private equityโ€™s certainties.
The SEC wants a first look at โ€˜novelโ€™ ETFs and ILPA wants a fresh look at continuation vehicles.
โ€˜We tend to focus on the assets that are not doing well as a test of your protocols, a test of your proceduresโ€™ SEC Deputy Director Dan Faigus tells Private Funds CFO Networkโ€™s regulatory forum.
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From Private Funds CFO Networkโ€™s regulatory forum in Washington, Velocity Capitalโ€™s Josh Cherry-Seto and Faropointโ€™s Joe Frost addresses the pressures for industry to โ€˜be more institutional.โ€™
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โ€˜The skill of private fund managers is valued by this White House, is valued by this commission,โ€™ Brian Daly tells standing-room-only crowd at Private Funds CFO Networkโ€™s regulatory forum in Washington.
With partial wins in California and Oregon, antitrust/corporate-practice-of-medicine reformers feel the wind at their backs.
Private Funds CFO's recent survey on fees and expenses shows that GPs are still shaping policy around PFAR standards.
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