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Belief that the Trump administration will be positive for private fund managers has plummeted over the past 12 months, but there are plenty of reasons to be optimistic in 2018.
Compensation is crucial, but a seat at the table is increasingly important to back-office job-seekers.
More than 50 percent of respondents to an ACG survey think the new administration is a neutral or negative for the industry.
Foley & Lardner partners Greg Husisian and Todd Boudreau, and associate Kevin McNiff, analyze where the administration has left the industry
The delayed introduction of UK manager compliance rules means firms can now focus on General Data Protection Regulation.
Private equity firms face some complex legal and compliance issues if they want to expand into credit funds, write Jason Brown, Jessica O’Mary and Catherine Skulan of Ropes & Gray
A 2019 Senior Managers & Certification Regime deadline will be confirmed by the Treasury after an FCA consultation.
Prudential Portfolio Management Group's head of alternatives shares his thoughts on challenging GPs over subscription finance.
Michael Chae, a deal guy who moved into management, on corporate finance and the three layers of the CFO role.
US managers navigating changes to interest deductibility rules can turn to their British and German counterparts for advice and, if they’re lucky, hope.