Guest Writer
Prudential Portfolio Management Group's head of alternatives shares his thoughts on challenging GPs over subscription finance.
Sponsors indulge in two very different fantasies when forming a successor fund. The first is to clone their predecessor Limited Partnership Agreement, change the date and the Roman numeral and be done with it. The second is to revise every longstanding, suboptimal provision and finally be governed under documents that say what they wished. Neither […]
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