Philippa Kent
How can technology provide greater clarity around environmental, social and corporate governance matters? Four sustainability bosses share their thoughts
Technology continues to improve the speed and accuracy of private market fund administration, but the bespoke nature of alternative assets still requires that ultimate old-school tool: human capital.
Until technology can provide the market with sufficiently standardized transaction templates, its progress will be accretive, not revolutionary
From AI to automated waterfall processes, tech advances are slowly making inroads in the private funds industry.
Amid increasing scrutiny into private funds’ tax operations by regulators, lawyers share their advice to managers navigating the ever-changing environment.
The transformation of tax functions will be a crucial discussion for investment management firms in a rapidly changing economic landscape, write Deloitte Tax specialists James Casey, Greg Drudy and Doug Puckett.
Fund finance provides a rich variety of liquidity options, say Cadwalader’s Samantha Hutchinson, Michael Hubbard, Angela Batterson and Brian Foster
'This is not a theoretical risk,' expert warns
Firms that deploy 'push-button analytics' can help professionals know where they stand and stay where they are, writes PFA Solutions' Ryan Burger.
Blue Wolf Capital CFO set to leave; Sagemount makes growth play in compliance with Optima investment.
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