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This year’s New Faces of Finance share their views on the future of fund services.
The fund services industry is undergoing a significant shift as advancing technology, intensifying regulatory pressures and changing investor expectations reshape how firms operate.
Inside: How firms can turn transparency into a competitive advantage; Three key trends shaping the future of fund services; Expert analysis from RSM, Citco Fund Services and CSC; Plus, much more…
Hybrid fund structures are evolving investor expectations, say Citco Fund Services’ Tim Harvey and Allison Whaley.
Firms that take early and decisive action can turn transparency demands from a cost and complexity burden into a source of competitive advantage.
As fund structures become more complex and investor demands intensify, co-sourcing offers managers access to specialist expertise and scalable infrastructure, says CSC’s global head of fund solutions, Ram Chandrasekar.
AI is becoming a major part of fund administration, but building a strategy that delivers accuracy, oversight and auditability remains a challenge, says RSM’s William Andreoni.
The private fund operating environment is increasingly complex, and the outsourcing choices facing GPs are too.
Operational resilience is becoming a strategic priority for managers amid intensifying AI adoption.
Amid technological advances and demographic shifts that could upend outdated talent management plans, the onus will be on private equity to design jobs that are fit for the future.