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Robin Painter and Matthew McBride offer pointers for an LPA giving a hypothetical fund the best chance of success.
Tom Angell of WithumSmith+Brown says there are four new areas of emphasis for the regulator’s rulemaking and enforcement strategy as it picks up momentum.
In light of tax reform introduced in the US, some private equity and venture capital firms are revisiting their LPAs to change the way carry is paid out, says EisnerAmper’s David Helprin.
Tom Angell of WithumSmith+Brown says there are four new areas of emphasis for the regulator’s rulemaking and enforcement strategy as it picks up momentum.
The recently passed reforms mean the way GPs pass on their carried interest may change, write Crowe Horwath’s David Benz and David Lifson.
Fund finance facilities have traditionally been linked to uncalled LP commitments, but the focus is increasingly now on underlying portfolio investments. Leon Stephenson of Reed Smith explains the trend
Tim Eberle, vice-president at fund services business Citco, makes the case for third-party verification of waterfall calculations.
Following the application of MiFID II on January 3, John Young, financial regulatory counsel at Ropes & Gray, takes stock of the impact on EU private equity.
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.
In this extract from The LPA Anatomised, Adam Turtle, Rede Partners, and Emma Cleveland, Cleveland & Co Associates, discuss carry models and GP commitments.