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In today's edition, Regulators target a private funds weak spot; Another GP puts defence in the crosshairs; GIC loses a 20-year veteran amid a string of sustainability shake-ups.
The SEC wants to scrap its โpay-to-playโ rule. Fund managers should carefully reckon with the costs of free speech.
The update to ILPA's original advice released three years ago addresses potential gaps where market practices have moved along.
Transparency is becoming table stakes in a market defined by greater risk and increased regulatory scrutiny.
In today's edition, Valuations are facing scrutiny on multiple fronts; LAFPP makes the case for mid-market, emerging managers; Tail-end specialist Hollyport parts with an equity stake.
SEC priorities may be shifting, but recent enforcement action points to continued scrutiny of managers, says McDermott Will & Schulteโs Marc Elovitz.
UK pension schemesโ shift towards private markets is supported by policy, regulation and infrastructure, but the pace will depend on fee mechanics and closing the growth capital gap, according to senior execs at Schroders.
In today's edition, GPs eyeing retail capital are having to tread a delicate tightrope; A European GP defies headwinds to surpass its initial hard-cap; Temasek-linked Azalea joins the evergreen fray.
A $67bn pension is hunting for software bargains; CVC nearly doubles its mid-market target; How much transparency is too much transparency?
Thereโs reasons on all sides to settle on market practice when it comes to continuation vehicle guidance โ lest regulators decide it for you.











