Jennifer Harris
Speakers and delegates at this week’s EVCA Investor Forum voiced concerns about potential protectionist measures in the European directive.
Sander Levin, who previously backed bills to tax carry as ordinary income instead of capital gains, will chair the House Ways and Means Committee. He will take over from Rep. Charles Rangel.
Representative Sander Levin, a longtime advocate of taxing carried interest as ordinary income, has been appointed chairman of an influential US House of Representatives Committee.
During its 2009 earnings call Kohlberg Kravis Roberts shared its outlook on fee structures, fundraising efforts, and plans for an IPO on the New York Stock Exchange.
Placement agents are once again allowed to interact with New York City pension systems – so long as they comply with strict accreditation and disclosure rules.
The SEC has said in a letter to FINRA it may exempt registered-broker dealers from its proposed ban on placement agents interacting with public pensions.
Landlords on course to win the day over rules that would have forced them to exclude property values and rental incomes from their balance sheets and income statements.
Senator Debbie Stabenow’s comments could mean that GPs can breathe a sigh of relief, but the fate of carried interest is far from clear.
The placement firm said it is building its bench in anticipation of a private equity fundraising recovery in 2010.
The Cayman Island’s loss will be Luxembourg’s gain if the EU’s AIFM Directive passes as written.