Doug Cornelius on compliance for private equity real estate
These are some of the compliance-related stories that recently caught my attention. Whistleblowers Find SEC Rewards Slow and Scarce by Jean Eaglesham and Rachel Louise Ensign in the Wall Street Journal An SEC spokeswoman declined to say how much money has been collected for any of the 658 enforcement actions the agency’s website lists as … Read more »
When the Securities and Exchange Commission adopted Rule 506(d), it did not define “voting equity securities.” That left many fund managers having to take an aggressive approach on compliance with the “bad actor rule.” The SEC has provided some additional clarity. I have to admit that I did not pay much attention to the recent … Read more »
Co-investment is an area that many institutional investors look for when investing with a fund manager. It’s generally a good deal for them because the investment is overseen by the fund manager without having to pay the fund management fee. Depending on the program, it may be a lesser fee or no fee. And of … Read more »
It’s a day early because of the long weekend. If you’re looking to read some other compliance-related stories this weekend, these are some that recently caught my attention. Former SEC Chairman Cox Weighs in on Administrative Proceedings by Bruce Carton in Compliance Week On Wednesday, former SEC Chairman Christopher Cox offered his own interesting perspective … Read more »
Marc Wyatt had been on the job for 16 days as the Acting Director Office of Compliance Inspections and Examinations when he took his first shots at private fund managers. He took a shot directly at real estate fund managers and indirectly at other types of fund managers with vertical integration. The Speech While we … Read more »
Handsome rich man from New England forced to take four-week vacation with supermodel wife. As a football fan, New England Patriots fan and a compliance professional, I can’t let the Wells Report and the punishment levied by the NFL pass without comment. There was a violation of the league rules and there should be punishment. … Read more »
These are some of the compliance-related stories that recently caught my attention. You need to build a wall, brick by brick. Cyberattacks Represent Top Risk, SEC Chief Says by Andrew Ackerman in the Wall Street Journal “One of my major concerns about this area is nearly everybody gets how high-level the risk and priority of … Read more »
These are my notes, live from the forum. (Please pardon the rougher nature.) Speaker: Marc Wyatt , Deputy Director -Office of Compliance Inspections and Examination, US Securities and Exchange Commission (Of course, his comments are his own and don’t represent the viewpoints of the Commission or the rest of the staff.) This also only his … Read more »
These are my notes, live from the forum. (Please pardon the rougher nature.) Speaker: Julia D. Corelli, Partner, Pepper Hamilton Ross A. Oliver, Senior Counsel & Chief Compliance Officer, Crestview Partners Gwen Reinke, Chief Compliance Officer, Vista Equity Partners You need to think of marketing as a broader area than advertising. Deal press releases and … Read more »
These are my notes, live from the forum. (Please pardon the rougher nature of this report.) Speakers: Terry E. Everett, CFO & COO, Rockland Capital Garth Nichols, Senior Manager- Financial Services, EY Christopher Anderson, CCO & General Counsel, KPS Capital Partners LP First step is to figure out what you want to protect. For private … Read more »