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The global initiative is reshaping firm and fund structures.
Increased complexity in fund management and the rise of technological solutions are leading private equity firms to take a long, hard look at their back and middle office functions, says Emmanuel Raffner of Alter Domus.
The message to GPs from our Private Fund Compliance Forum this week was clear: the SEC will be back.
The firm cited a broader investor pool and simplified tax reporting as drivers behind its decision to convert from a partnership.
The regulatory basics for alternative fund managers wanting to entice the country’s institutional investors into their funds, by Molly Diggins and Albert Jun of Monument Group.
Blackstone, which said the discrepancy was due to three-quarters of its investment team being male, pays men on average 30% more an hour.
A spike in repatriated cash and reduced taxes could push corporates to pump large amounts of capital into domestic M&A activity.
Complying with the EU’s new data protection regime is a marathon, not a sprint
The US regulator may not have named the industry as a priority in 2018, but that doesn’t mean managers can relax.
Six of the country's largest investors have signed an open letter calling on asset managers to adhere to a code of conduct, in a move to 'rebuild confidence.'