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Runs on private credit managersโ€™ funds draw down industryโ€™s political capital.
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Private creditโ€™s economic troubles are causing political problems for the industry as regulators rethink some of their 'light touch' promises.
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Fund managers must show they can deliver good health outcomes if theyโ€™re going to stop the spread of antitrust and corporate-practice-of-medicine ideas.
The states prove to be a battlefield for private equityโ€™s future in healthcare, as antitrust and corporate-practice-of-medicine bills spread.
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GPsโ€™ marks feed into faster NAV setting โ€“ and they are subject to legal obligations and distributorsโ€™ oversight.
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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.
Jonathan Epstein has spent more than a decade pushing, pulling and pleading to allow retirement savers to invest in private funds. On the eve of a world-shaking rulemaking notice, he shares his thoughts on how we got here, and where we go next.
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The acquisition enables iCapital to offer sponsors solutions covering both individual and institutional investors.
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The SECโ€™s staff purge only looks like relief.
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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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