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Lawyers from Kirkland & Ellis outline the most important issues related to the latest regulations on foreign investment in the US.

We should banish the idea that listed markets are the ‘right’ reference for pricing assets, writes Cyril Demaria.

Fried, Frank, Harris, Shriver & Jacobson partners Kathryn Cecil, Jons Lehmann and Jan Sysel take a look at some of the unique considerations separately managed account borrowers need to take into account when taking out a subscription credit facility.

Portfolio finance can offer additional investment firepower or a source of liquidity, both of which are in high demand in the fallout from the pandemic, explains Augustin Duhamel.

While there have been fewer meetings, and they are on Zoom, there are meetings, and they have been productive towards advancing raises forward.

Got a fully drawn fund? Experts from law firm Dechert outline ways GPs can raise additional capital for their portfolios.

In light of the pandemic, private fund managers should analyze their portfolios for potential clawback obligations and plan how to mitigate them if they arise.

Access to incremental debt capital can support follow-on investments in existing portfolio companies to preserve or enhance fund NAV, writes David Philipp of Crestline Investors.

Private funds' liquidity options have evolved in recent years. Davis Polk & Wardwell lawyers Leor Landa, Michael S. Hong and Brantley A. Hawkins explain some of the alternatives to traditional fund financing solutions.

Foreign exchange movements in recent weeks have caused surging currency risk for cross-border investors and many credit funds. Ashley Groves, founder of FX solutions provider Deaglo, gives private funds a one-day currency risk management strategy.