SEC

The SEC’s staff exodus may be a problem for managers, ILPA has problems with impact data, Vermont has problems with PE in healthcare and Brian Daly has a problem with you calling him a hippo.

The announced FAQs offer new flexibility around net portfolio reporting and testimonials from those with SRO disciplinary histories.

US regulators have shown an abiding interest in post-commitment fees, and here’s how GPs can stay above reproach.

‘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?’

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.

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

Private funds advocates have a lot (more) to be grateful for, California’s climate disclosure law is in limbo and Aussie regulators want a closer look at the private funds industry.

Proposed rules from the SEC impose significant new regulatory burdens on registered investment advisers and funds, according to Debevoise & Plimpton partners Charu Chandrasekhar and Kristin Snyder