Rob Kotecki
Fund administration special: Complexity drives consolidation
The M&A boom in the fund administration industry is gathering pace, but can these new larger players maintain the same level of service?
When unicorns don’t fly, who pays the price?
In the wake of the Theranos scandal, some managers fret that if their own unicorns fail to meet expectations, investors may resort to litigation. It’s unlikely, but possible.
When unicorns don’t fly
In the wake of the Theranos scandal, some managers fret that if their own unicorns fail to meet expectations, investors may resort to litigation. It’s unlikely, but possible.
OCIE sharpens exam focus
The increasing sophistication of the SEC’s Office of Compliance Inspections and Examinations may prove a mixed blessing, as exams take less time but prove more rigorous.
NewSpring’s CFO on the evolution of fundraising
NewSpring Capital’s Jon Schwartz believes his core priority as president and COO is handling all the institutional responsibilities, so the deal team can focus on generating returns.
Get the CFO involved when plotting new strategies
Moving into new strategies requires planning and an eye for making the most of current staff and service providers.
How the SEC gets into the guts of GPs
Fund managers are faring better in SEC exams, but many still revise documents after a visit from the regulator.
Investors refuse to pay cybersecurity and IT costs – pfm survey
GPs should think twice before allocating too much of the IT budget to the fund, because LPs aren’t inclined to pick up the tab.
How the SEC gets into the guts of GPs
Fund managers are faring better in SEC exams, but many still revise documents after a visit from the regulator.
Splitting the IT bill
GPs should think twice before allocating too much of the IT budget to the fund, because LPs aren’t inclined to pick up the tab.
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