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More than 50% of respondents to an Association of Corporate Growth survey think the new administration is a neutral or negative for the industry.
Short-term issues will take centre stage as managers wrestle with the newly introduced laws.
Chinese insurers’ asset management arms are now prohibited from investing in domestic private equity funds that offer fixed returns.
The firm was also accused by the SEC of failing to implement an adequate compliance programme.
Some aspects of AB2833, the California law requiring public investors to disclose fees and expenses, were vague, according to the pension plan.
Fees and expenses remain a top concern for LPs for whom carry distribution is also a worry, writes David Turner.
Blackstone’s chief executive says the changes could be a game-changer for the Trump presidency and that some provisions will hurt his business.
Ability to comply with the new capital standards will shape Korean insurers’ preferences on alternative assets and deal structures.
Recent regulatory developments in China have given private equity a leg up, according to Hogan Lovells' Steven Tran.
Distressed asset players are flocking to the country, driven by regulatory changes.
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