July/August 2018 issue

Randy Wilson and James Martin of consultants Cendrowski Corporate Advisors describe the key steps that should be taken to secure data held by private equity firms

Private real estate’s finance and operating officers face myriad challenges, but many have a common solution, the audience heard at sister publication PERE's CFO/COO Forum.

About 80 percent of respondents say the three-year hold period wouldn't affect their firm.

The battle over carried interest tax at state-level rests on whether it is seen as a reward for labor or for risk.

The Grand Duchy is a big beneficiary of Britain's decision to leave the EU, but locals are grumbling that life is not what it used to be.

How does a GP decide if a new tax tool is worth the cost? Crowe Horwath’s Rebecca Jordan and Will Ault look at the possibilities.

As the deadline for the UK to leave the EU approaches, Ireland and Luxembourg are winning the race to be the domicile of choice for London-based managers.

Whether it’s due diligence, data exchange or tax software, technology poses some of the biggest issues for a modern private equity firm. We asked leading tech experts to answer some of the most common conundrums.

A compliance officer relives his firm’s SEC examination, while Saw Mill Capital’s chief financial officer explains her plan.

The SEC is on a mission to increase its number of exams, so it’s more important than ever for private fund advisors to be prepared.

Subscription credit lines have become an essential component of financing for private equity firms. pfm gathered private equity executives, a lawyer and a banker to discuss how they are treated in the industry

As the asset class continues to grow quickly, it is struggling to ensure that administrative aspects keep pace.

KKR’s poaching of CLSA’s head of real estate has implications for private fund managers of all asset classes.

The firm will not rush to make the corporate switch, watching closely how peers KKR and Ares fare.

Some GPs are opting to bypass pensions that demand disclosures around fees and expenses, but they may find LPs have long memories.