As regulatory frameworks come into focus, expectations of technology partners in private markets are rising. In this piece, Paul Foley, CTO of qashqade, shares his perspective on why regulation should be seen not as a compliance exercise, but as a reflection of what clients already demand: resilience, transparency, and accountability.
Allocation and fee calculation errors in private market funds can quietly compound into material financial and compliance risk. SEC cases highlight the visible consequences and a broader operational challenge.
As we all know, in January 2025, DORA (the Digital Operational Resilience Act) comes into force for financial companies – but what does this mean for the rest of us?
In our continuing series looking at private equity regulation around the world, we look at current developments in the Cayman Islands.
Private equity has become a significant force in Canada’s economy, helping reshape industries, fostering innovation, and driving growth. We look at the regulation that governs Canada’s ten provinces and three territories.
With a combination of recent initiatives playing their part, private equity in Japan has experienced robust growth in recent years, despite the sector struggling on a global level.
In our series of interviews to gain better insights into private markets, we sat down with Ed Cotton, from Troviq Private Markets. Ed is a Managing Director of Troviq, covering institutional and family office clients across Europe and the UK.
Unregulated private funds in South Africa are subject to significant change when the COFI law is passed, with fund managers encouraged to adopt digitalization across their reporting processes.
Private equity regulation is constantly evolving in Singapore as the country looks to keep building a reputation for stable, transparent, business-friendly investment markets.
Relatively light-touch regulation of Australian private equity funds has given the sector a boost in recent years, but more compliance could be on the way.
