Regulation & Legal

Long-awaited amendments to the country’s limited partnership legislation could reshape the international fund domicile landscape.

The second smallest state in the US is a powerhouse for fund domiciliation thanks to its regulatory and tax environment and a pool of third-party providers.

Rialto Capital Management acted "promptly" to address fee problems in its private funds, the SEC says, and it may have saved the adviser a lot of trouble.

Geopolitical tensions threaten to eliminate the country’s buyers’ once outsized influence in US property.

Former New York deputy mayor for housing and economic development, Alicia Glen spoke to PERE about the private sector’s role in affordable housing, days before launching her own investment firm.

China’s decision to introduce a highly contentious national security law for the city will further exacerbate the political risk of investing in and operating out of one of the region’s major financial centers.

With $4.5trn of stimulus, the CARES Act and Federal Reserve are propping up US commercial real estate, but for how long?

A measure to allow some borrowers to request forbearance from special servicers could hinder new loan originations, said a Real Capital Analytics executive.

With tenants now defaulting on rent payments, new regulations will play a critical role in lowering the number of casualties in the industry.

The refusal by tenants to pay rent under a covid-19 lockdown has raised the fear of creating a ‘cascading effect’ among related contractual parties.