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As private markets open up and regulatory oversight intensifies, managers are turning to tech and outsourcing to keep pace with new developments, says Alexander Traub at Alter Domus

When deciding between insourcing, outsourcing or co-sourcing, CFOs should consider the benefits and drawbacks of each alongside their firm’s particular needs, write William Andreoni, Louis Crasto and Adam DePanfilis at RSM US

Provisions that mitigate clawback risk are becoming a more important part of the LP-GP conversation, says Tim Eberle, managing director and head of waterfall services at the Citco group of companies (Citco)

The move from manual methods to more robust tools is increasing efficiency while cutting costs, say Chris Franzek and Harris Antoniades, managing directors at Stout.

With the arrival of the SEC’s new rules, fund managers should focus their compliance efforts on three core priorities, say Anne Anquillare and Chris Patton of CSC.

Regulation, LP attitudes and technological changes are all driving a move towards increased outsourcing, says Aztec Group’s head of US markets Ore Adegbotolu.

Managers need better data management and analytics to capitalize on ESG opportunities, says Andrew Pemberton of BasisPoint+.

The digitalization of real assets will present a unique opportunity for jurisdictions that can remain competitive on technology and regulation, according to Elliot Refson and Philip Pirecki of Jersey Finance.

Automated carry management systems can help private funds navigate an increasingly complex macroeconomic climate and improve talent retention by providing transparency, says Richard Change of PFA Solutions.

The case for loans to be underwritten based on both a fund’s portfolio and its LP commitments is getting stronger, say Cadwalader partners Brian Foster, Samantha Hutchinson and Patrick Calves.