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GPs that can keep control of their data while partnering with a top service provider will be best prepared for tougher economic conditions and compliance requirements, writes 4Pines Fund Services’ Michael Trinkaus.
NAV financing is now considered a well-established tool for improving fund performance, but finding a trustworthy partner is crucial to success, says Doug Cruikshank, managing partner and founder of Hark Capital.
A confluence of market events are fueling growth in the demand for NAV and hybrid facilities, write Leon Stephenson and Bronwen Jones from law firm Reed Smith.
New technological solutions can help fund manager mitigate the threat of US dollar volatility, writes MillTechFX CEO Eric Huttman.
Establishing strong back office processes, implementing technology and connecting with fund administrators are three ways managers can attract PE investors in a difficult market, write Troy Merkel and William Andreoni at RSM US.
A downturn compounded by once-in-a-generation stressors and an accountant shortage could spell trouble for funds, writes MUFG Investor Services’ US head Steven Boydstun. He outlines three visible signals that you have a winning talent strategy.
Such transactions can generate liquidity for LPs, validate a mark and allow a GP to retain control of a well-performing asset, says Todd Miller of W Capital Group.
Far from acting as often flawed stopgaps, interim CFOs at PE-backed companies can act as critical transformational figures, write Accordion senior managing directors Craig Boucher and Keith Maib.
It is clear that 2023 is going to be a challenging year for private fund professionals. Vendigital’s Tom Acfield and Julie Neal take a look at what private fund managers can do to improve valuations outcomes.
NAV finance has come a long way in just the last few years. 17 Capital executives Robert de Corainville and Greg Hardiman explain the dynamics of the market in 2022 and how they suggest explosive growth in the years to come.