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LPs are still tepid on the final rules, but still want the SEC as a referee.
Washington weighs (narrow) changes to allow projections in private placement memos.
Narrower review may squeeze private equity managers.
Experts see emerging field, metrics as enterprise-wide risk/opportunity.
More firms than ever are getting registered with the SEC as they grow and look to diversify their investor base – at the same time that the regulator’s scrutiny of the market has intensified.
Frustration is building among CFOs as they attempt to navigate the new marketing rules with limited guidance from the SEC.
There has been an 'explosion' in LP demands regarding compliance, according to attendees at Private Funds CFO Network’s European Forum earlier this month.
Five separate amicus briefs extend, underline arguments against most sweeping changes since Dodd-Frank.
The two-stage process is based on analysis of common risks and 'transmission channels.'
The bureau wants to partner with private equity firms to understand and address the emerging threats facing the industry.