Thomas Duffell
Recent banking reform efforts in Germany have caught the industry's attention due to a perceived impact on lending and access to LPs, but legal sources suggest this might not be the case.
The UK-based mid-market firm has recruited a compliance manager to help meet regulatory demands that not every GP is necessarily prepared for, PE Manager has exclusively learned.
The offshore fund domicile will finalize a reciprocal tax information agreement with both the US and the UK ‘in the near future’.
The GP-LP relationship is taking a new turn, with a large majority of LPs becoming more vocal about investment strategies, according to a recent survey.
Ranieri Partners has settled its case with the SEC after it was alleged that the firm had failed to supervise the activities of one of its broker-dealers.
Carlyle has created a vehicle that will allow investors to commit as little as $50,000 in its buyout funds.
GPs can get in their investors' good books by making portfolio level data readily available, says a recent survey.
Registered private equity firms that fail to recognize they hold custody over client assets may significantly raise regulators' suspicions, according to legal sources.
The New York investment firm will pay a six-figure penalty and return approximately $2.3m in capital commitments to investors as part of its settlement with regulators.
PE Manager tracks third party service providers: Private equity firm Hellman and Friedman has lost a tax director to KPMG while Kinetic Partners and Ogier expand in Luxembourg.