Preparing Asia and Europe for the US private fund reforms

The release of the SEC’s highly anticipated final rules for private and exempt reporting advisers brings with it several global implications for private funds. The new rules are intended to increase transparency to investors, particularly funds entering side letters and other transactions. This means that all non-US-based exempt reporting advisers and registered investment advisers need to start reviewing their policies and procedures to stay ahead of the deadlines.

In this briefing, we run through:

• the impact to the global private fund market
• what policies you’ll need to adopt
• the details around new disclosure requirements.