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PEI Staff
Michael Halford, a fund formation lawyer at global law firm Goodwin Procter, tells Rebecca Akrofie about the science behind his specialty and the hobby that hones his skills.
The Financial Choice Act would mean GPs no longer have to register with the SEC, but many of them see it as a selling point.
Economic terms for private equity investments are evolving, but are today’s agreements the new norm?
Flexibility in fund terms may suit LPs and GPs, but transparency can suffer as a result
pfm looks at how domiciles are enticing managers with new fund regimes and reforms.
The Commission anticipates the number of investment advisor exams could rise by a further 5% in 2018 while it also plans to ramp up cybersecurity-related inspections.
(1).jpg?id=12885343549 "Closing the 'digital opportunity gap'")
Directors from data solutions provider SSA tell pfm how private equity firms can drive data efficiency at their portfolio companies.
Pay-to-play rules prohibit registered investment advisors, including private fund managers, from providing investment advisory services to any state government entity for two years after the RIA or its ‘covered associates’ makes a political contribution to an official of the government entity
(1).jpg?id=12885343566 "EDHECinfra releases ‘game-changer’ infra indices")
The benchmarks make it easier for investors to assess performance.