Regulation & Legal

Managers today face growing compliance pressures, from investors, occupiers and regulators. But, some see it as an opportunity to evolve their business.

Compliance pressures are continuing to grow on both sides of the Atlantic and competition between domiciles is heating up.

The new advertising guidelines could give private funds more space to innovate. But they also bring their own compliance complexities.

As these issues rise up managers’ agendas, fund administrators are seizing the opportunity to deliver products and services that meet their needs.

ESG criteria are expected to play a increasing role in deciding where funds are based, according to an IFI Global survey.

Structuring funds today requires factoring in a vast array of global tax and regulatory variables, says the co-chair of Greenberg Traurig’s global real estate practice, Steve Cowins.

ESG, Brexit and EU regulation are just some of the emerging factors influencing private fund managers’ destination decisions, writes Stephanie Baxter.

Partners at international law firm Withers highlight key developments impacting private funds in Singapore, Hong Kong and Japan.

Yardi’s Jeff Adler reflects on how going virtual in the aftermath of the pandemic, and the need for more granular information, has impacted the due diligence process

The complexity and cost of raising funds in the EU poses a threat to the continent’s appeal as a domicile, and could be an opportunity for the post-Brexit UK, argues Sanne’s Jason Bingham