The decision on the SEC’s private fund rules was made for the right reason. There was also a troublesome ‘wrong reason’ in the mix, but the court ignored it.
3 min read · 13 June 2024
Court hands big victory to private funds. Rifts in LP community may have aided the downfall of the regulatory package.
8 min read · 05 June 2024
In both the US and Europe, regulators are taking a keen interest in private debt, write McDermott Will & Emery’s Aymen Mahmoud, Riley Orloff and Matthias Weissinger. But do regulators have a distorted view of the asset class’s risks?
5 min read · 03 June 2024
There’s profit in court cases, as law firms turn to investors to fund legal claims.
3 min read · 03 June 2024
There are often inconsistencies in how rules apply across different financial institutions and product types.
3 min read · 03 June 2024
‘Because it’s private, there’s a false assumption that the opacity of the market indicates risk,’ AIC’s Goshorn Jurata says at Private Funds CFO’s compliance forum.
4 min read · 30 May 2024
Bond rater says level 3 valuations vary only slightly and reasonably from one BDC to another.
3 min read · 28 May 2024
Evolving regulations mean it’s more important than ever to get a grip on portfolio valuations, writes VRC’s John Czapla.
3 min read · 24 May 2024
‘It can be a driver of potential fees,’ Dan Faigus tells packed room at Private Funds CFO event.
4 min read · 24 May 2024
The latest twist in trucking company Yellow’s litigation may bring some relief to funds holding debt of firms engaged in pension controversies.
2 min read · 11 April 2024
