David Snow
A new transparency initiative from Texas Teachers puts a spotlight on the US’ anachronistic ban on ‘general solicitation’, writes David Snow.
A new, new tax compromise makes carried interest even more legit.
Why are GPs so active in the exit market? David Snow explores.
The crafters of the AIFM have good intentions, but they must be shown that key proposals of this directive benefit no one and may create a Kafkaesque business environment, writes David Snow.
A new tax idea from two US lawmakers gets one step closer to recognising the true nature of carried interest.
A new white paper jointly produced by PEI and BNY Mellon has found that the vast majority of LPs will hold steady or increase their allocations to private equity.
In addition to registering some $2.2bn in shares in New York, the alternatives giant will sell additional shares to the public as it expands and diversifies its franchise.
Placement agent Alfred Villalobos is facing a civil suit, while the head of the pension’s alternatives programme has been placed on leave.
Not a moment too soon, the PEC attempts to build its membership.
The private equity firm, which has rocker Bono as a partner, will walk away from the struggling smartphone maker with $25m in winnings.