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Special Report: The PEI Fund Administration and Technology Compendium
Price: $190.00
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Contents
Editors letter
Now is a time of adversity for private equity fund managers - and opportunity for private equity fund administrators
Not all quiet on the admin front
New fund business may be hard to come by, but fund administrators have plenty to occupy themselves with
Opportunity beckons
Why are fund administrators so confident of picking up new business?
Q&A: Monique Saulnier, Sofinnova Partners
Why a new EC Directive may impose unnecessary costs on the industry and why valuations should remain in accordance with fair value methodology
Technology's new-age breakthroughs
New high-tech software solutions are helping private equity funds improve their back office and maintain much-needed security
Expert commentary: Ipes
Should private equity firms outsource fund administration? Julie Jones presents the arguments in favour
Company profile: Ipes
PEO Comment
Many practitioners are feeling beleaguered - but now is not the time to bunker down
Expert commentary: Mourant
Iain Stokes explains how one firm went about identifying the right software for its needs
Company profile: Mourant
Can we talk?
investors are looking for more communication from their fund managers on everything from capital call forecasting to early reports on problem area in the portfolio
Expert commentary: Bedell Trust
Get regulation and compliance wrong and you could lose the ability to conduct your core activity, says Michael Robinson
"Irrational, contradictory, draconian"
A selection of many views expressed on the new European Commission draft Directive on Alternative Investment Fund Managers
Expert commentary: Ernst & Young, Luxembourg
Cost pressures are increasing but the need to outsource will create opportunity for those with compelling service provision, say Alain Kinsch and Kai Braun
Expert commentary: The Bank of New York Mellon
In-house operational procedures have served private equity firms well in the past. Alan Flanagan explains why such an approach may no longer be tenable
On the record: Christopher Ailman, CalSTRS
Looking at the impact of a tougher market on CalSTRS' plans and its relationship with fund managers
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