3. Managing Conflicts of Interest with Private Funds (Intermediate)
The private fund industry has seen rapid growth in recent years, but with this expansion comes an increased risk of conflicts of interest that can undermine investor trust, regulatory compliance, and long-term fund performance. In this session, industry experts will explore the various types of conflicts of interest that can arise in private equity, venture capital, and hedge funds. Participants will gain a better understanding of how conflicts manifest in the private fund space and learn actionable strategies to mitigate these risks.
Learning Objectives:
Identify common types of conflicts within private funds including fees and expenses, co-investment opportunities, cross and principal transactions, preferential treatment in co-investment allocation, and related party transactions.
Ascertain best practices for identifying and mitigating conflicts.
Discuss governance, disclosure practices, and mechanisms for fair and equitable treatment for investors.
Discuss the evolving regulatory landscape, including recent SEC guidance and global compliance trends.