Part IV: Liquidity, Portfolio Access, and Governance
Chapter 22
Regulation, Sustainability, and Public Accountability
Private equity operates within several regulatory systems at once. A fund manager may be subject to investment-adviser obligations. Portfolio companies face rules in their sectors. Acquisitions can require competition, foreign-investment, or other approvals. Cross-border structures introduce further reporting and legal requirements.
Compliance begins by identifying the actual activity and jurisdiction. A rule affecting an adviser is not automatically a rule affecting every portfolio company, and a guidance document is not necessarily binding law. Regulatory status should be recorded with dates and a source.
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In this chapter
- 22.1Rules and their status
- 22.2Sustainability as investment analysis
- 22.3Ownership and external consequences