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On April 18, 2019, the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network of the U.S. Department of the Treasury announced the assessment of a civil money penalty against Eric Powers for willfully violating the registration, program and reporting requirements of the Bank Secrecy Act and its implementing regulations. Between December 2012 and September 2014, Mr. Powers acted as…

On April 3, 2019, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission published a framework aimed at assisting in determining whether a digital asset is a security. Alongside the Framework, the SEC also published a no-action letter for TurnKey Jet, Inc., the first ever no-action letter for a digital asset enterprise.

This is an important development for…

The past year has been mixed for alternative funds. In the hedge fund space, industry assets under management increased by $70 billion to $3.22 trillion, despite lackluster overall returns and noisy withdrawals by certain institutional investors. In the private equity space, industry assets under management grew 4.2 percent to $2.49 trillion, and 8,975 new funds…

In a recent interview with Private Funds Management, partners Stephanie Breslow, Omoz Osayimwese, Phyllis Schwartz and Joseph Smith discuss fund agreements between LPs and GPs, which are under constant scrutiny. The partners discuss recent changes, co-investment rights and key terms that are crucial in the current market.

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Hedge fund managers are thinking about succession planning earlier on than they used to, and they want to have clear plans in place as part of the drive to become more institutionally palatable — and sometimes to help facilitate strategic deals.

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Hedge fund managers are thinking about succession planning earlier on than they used to, and they want to have clear plans in place as part of the drive to become more institutionally palatable — and sometimes to help facilitate strategic deals.

Click here to read this article, in which The Hedge Fund Journal talks to…

A variety of hedge fund strategies invite investors to participate in co-investments, which are becoming popular partly by default because side pockets are less acceptable.

Click here to read this article, in which The Hedge Fund Journal talks to SRZ partners Stephanie R. Breslow, David J. Efron, Steven J. Fredman, Daniel F.