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Barnes & Thornburg study finds that investors are pressuring GPs on succession planning and AI, but fund managers are not buckling.
As private markets open up and regulatory oversight intensifies, managers are turning to tech and outsourcing to keep pace with new developments, says Alexander Traub at Alter Domus
Market sources expect to see increased adoption and new approaches to the technology over the year ahead
Regulation, LP attitudes and technological changes are all driving a move towards increased outsourcing, says Aztec Group’s head of US markets Ore Adegbotolu.
CFOs are exploring how artificial intelligence could transform their asset classes
AI technology is becoming a must-have, rather than a nice-to-have, in an increasingly competitive private funds market.
The digitalization of real assets will present a unique opportunity for jurisdictions that can remain competitive on technology and regulation, according to Elliot Refson and Philip Pirecki of Jersey Finance.
Developments in artificial intelligence will rely on improvements in accuracy, reliability and transparency, writes Hebbia's George Sivulka.
However, the survey found that nearly half of managers agree that AI will be the most significant technology shaping businesses and industries over the next decade.
Side gigs and technology pose new challenges for compliance teams.