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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.
As third-party providers come of age, private funds managers are fine-tuning their approaches to outsourcing, cybersecurity and talent management.
Inside: Finding the right formula – how outsourcing is being put to the test; Why finding the right human talent is about more than offering the biggest salary; The cybersecurity arms race; Expert comment from RSM US, Hazeltree, Zscaler and Juniper Square; Plus much more…
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.
The service provider’s hire in a growing business area builds on pipeline from investment firm.
CFOs in the alternative investment management industry face huge time and cost pressures from all directions in their job. Ebury's Jack Sirett says generalist service providers are costing them on both fronts.
The 40-year private equity veteran told delegates at the 2020 forum about why he foresees private equity fees taking a hit.
Examiners are digging in on outsource contracts and firm oversight, even while a new rule – which the SEC says will harm competition – is pending.
Technology continues to improve the speed and accuracy of private market fund administration, but the bespoke nature of alternative assets still requires that ultimate old-school tool: human capital.
The fund administrator teamed up with a fintech company for blockchain-based valuation data, and it also bought a Canadian fund services group.