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The LPA Anatomised, Second Edition

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Key Information

  • ISBN: 978-1-911316-09-1
  • Publication Date: February 2018
  • Number of Pages: 200

Edited by Nigel van Zyl and Edward Lee of top law firm Proskauer, this fully updated edition features insight and views of leading lawyers and industry experts on how GP/LP alignment is created, how the long-term relationship between them is fostered though the LPA, and how recent regulation and litigation are influencing LPA terms.

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A practical guide to negotiating private fund terms and creating GP/LP alignment

PEI’s fully updated second edition of The LPA Anatomised features insights and views of leading lawyers and industry experts on how GP/LP alignment is created. Edited by Nigel van Zyl and Edward Lee of top law firm Proskauer, the book also explores how the long-term relationship between LPs and GPs is fostered though the LPA; and how recent regulation and litigation are influencing LPA terms.

This is a must-have guide for anyone making decisions or advising on fund terms, or involved in drafting and negotiating LPAs.

Insights and views on:

  • LPA terms from A to Z and how to negotiate them effectively
  • The role of litigation and regulation in the evolution of private fund partnership agreements
  • How to handle a challenging LPA negotiation successfully
  • Comparisons of US, European and Asian LPAs
  • How to successfully structure and negotiate separately managed accounts
  • Issues to consider prior to discussing fund terms revisions with LPs; plus much more

Who should buy this book:

  • General Partners
  • Limited Partners
  • Placement Agents
  • Lawyers
  • Fund Administrators
  • Accountants
  • Tax Advisers

- Nigel van Zyl and Edward Lee, Proskauer

- Adam Turtle, Rede Partners LLP and Emma Cleveland, Cleveland & Co

- Luba Nikulina, Willis Towers Watson

- David Tegeler, Proskauer

- Lynn Chan, Proskauer

- Robin A. Painter, Proskauer

- Matthew McBride, Proskauer

- Stephanie W. Berdik, Proskauer

- Chris Hayes, Institutional Limited Partners Association

- Tarek Mardini and Amos Veith, P+P Pollath + Partners

- Timothy W. Mungovan, Proskauer

- Joshua Newville, Proskauer

- Michael Suppappola, Proskauer

- John Verwey, Proskauer

- Alan Ross, Aztec Group

- Stephen Sims and Greg Norman, Skadden, Arps, Slate,
Meagher & Flom (UK) LLP

- Ed Hall, Goodwin

- Howard Beber, Proskauer

- Scott Jones, Proskauer

- Andrew Shore, Proskauer

- Malcolm B. Nicholls, Proskauer

- Kate Simpson, Proskauer

- David Jones, Proskauer

- Matthew Huggett, Nick Williams and Dominic von Wulffen,
Allen & Overy LLP

- Catherine Sear, Proskauer

- Mary Kuusisto, Proskauer

- Marguerite Lombardo, Proskauer

- Ira G. Bogner, Proskauer

- Adam W. Scoll, Proskauer

About the editors

About Proskauer

Introduction
By Nigel van Zyl and Edward Lee, Proskauer

SECTION 1: Fundamental issues and trends in term negotiation

1 Aligning GP and LP interests in the LPA: New cycle, new challenges

2 Rewarding true value creation in private equity: implications for LPA economic terms

3 LPAs: A regional comparison 23

4 Case study. Facilitating consensus: How to handle a challenging LPA negotiation

5 Structuring and negotiating separately managed accounts

6 ILPA’s LPA simplification initiative

7 The ILPA influence

8 Renegotiating LPA terms

9 The role of litigation and regulation in the evolution of private

10 The realities of the LPA

SECTION 2: The LPA terms deconstructed

11 Structure and composition terms of the limited partnership

12 Fund mechanics: Operation and management terms

13 Economic provisions

15 Investor protection provisions

16 The Advisory Committee

17 Exculpation and indemnification provisions

18 Tax-related provisions of the LPA

19 Key provisions for ERISA investors

20 The subscription agreement

Conclusion

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