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The amended European Long-Term Investment Fund opens the field to new products and fund of funds strategies.
Two years of lobbying and fine-tuning of private markets rule-making could be undone as a lawsuit gets underway in the US.
While data collection and reporting are now a matter of regulatory compliance, GPs need to engage with portfolio companies through a business strategy lens, say Cority’s Anne Matusewicz and David Wynn.
Tighter regulations and the need for quality data are driving the ESG conversation
Many LPs are still tepid on the final rules and still appear to want the US regulator as a referee.
SEC rulings significantly expanded the regulatory compliance requirements for private fund advisers in 2023 and are expected to have an impact on reporting and fundraising.
The impact of fund-level subscription facilities on performance is among the areas targeted by sweeping changes from the SEC.
The EU Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive will have direct implications for portfolio companies, fund managers and LPs, say Debevoise & Plimpton’s Patricia Volhard and John Young.
Whether transacting on the secondaries market or adapting to new regulations, having access to the right expertise, data and analytics capabilities will help investors keep pace with change, says Alter Domus CEO Doug Hart.
PE firms should keep antitrust, national security and data protection issues in mind when executing deals in the technology industry, say Baker McKenzie’s Michael Fieweger and Matthew Jacobson.