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Advancements in private markets could unlock a wave of interest from retail investors and defined contribution plans, says Partners Group’s US head of private wealth, Rob Collins
The rules regarding special treatment for some LPs over others could be more eloquently crafted and should rely more on disclosure than prohibition, according to CIO Andrew Palmer.
Elimination of preferred treatment could even the playing field but have other consequences.
New SEC proposals on cybersecurity will mean private equity firms must improve how they address cyber-threats.
Igor Rozenblit, former co-head of the SEC’s private funds unit, answers questions about the regulator's proposed rules for private funds.
PEI catches up with Kosmo Kalliarekos, managing director and 14-year veteran of Baring Private Equity Asia, to discuss alignment, IPOs and regulation ahead of its €6.8bn acquisition by EQT.
As the SEC clamps down on capital markets 'misconduct', the industry prepares comment letters in response to the Commission's proposed regulation changes.
New SEC proposals could raise the stakes for private equity firms that do not have adequate frameworks in place for managing and disclosing cyber-risks.
Managers will feel the impact of new proposals on both sides of the Atlantic, say Sam Kay and Will Normand, partners in the funds department at Travers Smith.
Amid heightened scrutiny over data privacy and disclosure requirements, private equity firms should know the basic housekeeping on compliance, writes Ashurst’s UK data protection head Rhiannon Webster.