A Rule Change 50 Years in the Making is Still Raising Questions for Fund Directors
VRC and Eversheds Sutherland discuss questions fund boards are asking as they implement the new valuation rule.
VRC and Eversheds Sutherland discuss questions fund boards are asking as they implement the new valuation rule.
Winding up legacy funds and side pocket investment vehicles can improve performance and free up investment capital, outweighing the cost of fairness opinions.
The BEPS Pillar Two initiative has hit some barriers, giving multinational enterprises some time on implementation.
Growth in the venture debt market space has been explosive – growing from $4.4 billion in total deal value in 2010 to about $33 billion last year.
Gottfried to Bloomberg Tax: BEPS took a big step closer to becoming a reality in the last few months by releasing draft model rules for both Pillar I and Pillar II.
SEC proposes the necessity of fairness opinions.
Board members can demonstrate that they have fulfilled their fiduciary duties in dividend recapitalization transactions by obtaining opinions from third-party solvency opinion experts.
Featured in the Daily Tax Report, Gottfried suggests it’s not too soon for companies to engage in some analysis of its impact on their effective tax rate and to incorporate the possibility of its adoption into their long-term planning.
As seen in Business Observer, Chris Krapfl discusses how the ongoing assessment of a company’s value drivers is integral to success.
As the demand for transparency rises for private investment funds, the spotlight is on valuation practices, which is essential for any fund manager to understand.