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EisnerAmper: Rethinking data privacy

The private equity industry is aware that regulatory risks can affect the approval, success and profitability of an investment. EisnerAmper’s Louis Bruno and data risk expert Matthew Bernstein discuss data privacy and how to manage the risks

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Study: Private equity ‘stagnant’ on transactions, fundraising

A majority of private equity executives surveyed expect acquisitions and exits to remain the same or fall during the second half of 2011, according to a recent study from EisnerAmper.

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user imageMs. Michele L. Martin
Job titlePresident
LocationNew York, United States
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Side Letter: PE's take-private party; VC's shared equity shake-up - updated

Buyout shops continue to get mammoth deals over the line. Plus: employees are getting a bigger share of equity; and agribusiness shop Manna Tree has closed below target. Here’s today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.

Side Letter: Insight's top tech tips; Hermes eyes GP-leds; ESG's liability load

An Insight Partners veteran shares advice for companies hoping to weather the coming storm. Plus: Hermes GPE is bullish on secondaries; and why some believe the SEC's ESG disclosure rules are "screwed up". Here's today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.

Side Letter: Fund leader fears; PE's SEC prep work; Mississippi's PE allocation

Private markets fund leaders are fretting about inflation and talent management. Plus: Only a minority of finance professionals believe private fund managers are adequately prepared for the SEC's proposed overhaul; and Mississippi's public pension system is dealing with the denominator effect. Here's today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.

I’m a non-US GP – will the SEC’s proposals affect me?

The degree to which non-US sponsors would be impacted by the changes depends on whether they are registered with the SEC.

Third-quarter fundraising: PE poised for record year

Fundraising as of end-September was at its highest since 2008 with some $535bn raised by 965 funds.

The rise of novel fund types

Whether it’s tenders, intervals, evergreens or hybrids, the private funds industry is seeing a re-emergence of novel fund structures. We spoke to managers and service providers trying to tap a growing base of investors.

Future special: How automation will affect operations

AI and other automation technologies will offer plenty to the operational side of private equity firms, but these cutting-edge solutions will still need in-house expertise to live up to their potential

Seven things you should know about CFO 2.0

Increased regulation, growing pressure from LPs, technology...here's a look at the most important changes chief financial officers have seen over the past two decades.