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For companies choosing to avoid expenses associated with full-scale technology transfers, here are some important reasons why alternatives to full outsourcing make more and more sense.
Artificial intelligence dominates any conversation about IT innovation, but how will it really impact back-office daily operations?
As reporting requirements intensify, PE firms are reappraising their infrastructure needs and exploring new, AI-powered options for improving their capability, say Citco Fund Services’ Claudia Bertolino and Timothy Harvey.
For emerging managers, fractional CFOs can be a cost-effective way to lay the foundation of a firm’s operations, but they can’t replace a full-time finance chief forever.
Challenges within the PE ecosystem are prompting more GPs to explore outsourced and co-sourced solutions for fund administration, argue William Andreoni, Louis Crasto and Michael Carrillo of RSM US.
LPs conducting due diligence on private equity managers are delving into the detail of back-office operations and funds’ third-party administrators.
Geopolitical and macroeconomic uncertainty, alongside evolving regulatory demands, are prompting GPs to reassess their back-office models.
A clearinghouse approach to investment data can reduce data friction and lead to new and more insightful reporting, writes Chris Sparenberg, head of iLEVEL, S&P Global Market Intelligence.
Managers will need to take a serious look at how they integrate digital solutions into their operations to attract LPs in an increasingly complex fund environment, says Ferhat Ansari at FIS.
Technology is critical to the creation of sustainable and scalable operating models, says Alter Domus chief operating officer Michael Janiszewski.