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Few data points are more crucial to a private fund CFO than current liquidity, and tracking that ever-shifting data is essential amid higher rates and volatile markets, says Hazeltree’s Sol Zlotchenko.
Ongoing market uncertainty provides GPs with an opportunity to review their internal systems and operations to ensure the right staffing, technology and service providers are in place for the rebound, says Juniper Square’s Eugene Tetlow.
Changing your cyber-approach from simple network security to zero trust can reduce risk, improve EBITDA and lead to value creation, say Zscaler’s Akshay Grover and AJ Watson.
Rigor around the process and reporting of valuations is growing as funds become more sophisticated and as investors intensify their scrutiny, say Brendan Smith and Jamie Spaman, managing directors of Stout.
Inside: Sounding out CFOs – which topics topped the agenda at the 20th anniversary NY forum; How managers are getting mixed up in the Marketing Rule; Lift-outs get their moment in the sun; Lenders get cautious on ESG-linked lines; Plus much more…
President Barack Obama’s plans for infrastructure and renewables will determine how attractive they remain to private investors, the 2009 forum heard.
This year's New York CFO Forum will be extra special as we celebrate 20 years of the most influential meeting of private equity C-suite executives.