Twenty-Sixth Annual Private Equity Forum

Why You Should Attend

The Twenty-Sixth Annual Private Equity Forum will address the prevailing issues and trends attorneys encounter when working with private equity funds and their fund portfolios. A diverse faculty of experts from law firms and investment funds will discuss a broad range of topics dominating today’s market and the most common questions brought forth by clients in the private equity industry. 

This day and a half program will discuss the evolving market for private equity terms, recent litigation matters, and developments in the retailization of private equity funds. Panels will dive into the fund terms and fund financing, as well as the practical steps for coming into compliance. Panels will also discuss the prevailing ethical issues attorneys and other private funds professionals encounter when handling data or when confronted with a cybersecurity threat. 

What You Will Learn

After completing this program, participants will be able to:

• Recognize the private equity fund terms that attorneys frequently encounter in today’s industry
• Gain insight into the legal ethics issues related to cybersecurity and data protection
• Better understand the structure and terms of secondaries transactions in the current market
• Extrapolate lessons from recent litigation impacting private equity funds and the firms that sponsor them
• Learn about the scope of fund finance products
• Review the breadth of SEC rulemaking applicable to the private equity industry over the last couple of years

Who Should Attend

Attorneys in securities or corporate practice, in house counsel, private equity or venture capital investors, principal investment professionals, and other professionals involved in the fundraising and financing business. 

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Program Level: Overview

Prerequisites: n/a

Advanced Preparation: n/a