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Rising interest rates, high inflation and concerns over a global recession, saw global mergers & acquisitions dealmaking fall to its lowest level in more than ten years in the first quarter of the year, according to a report by Reuters, citing data from Dealogic.

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In 2017 the Cayman Islands’ Foundation Companies Act came into force. The act permits a new type of The Act introduced what was then a new type of company which bolsters the jurisdiction’s offering of versatile special purpose vehicles which has potential application in a wide range of structures and scenarios

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The year 2022 saw unprecedented level of sanctions imposed on Russia, as well as new and expanded sanctions controls targeting old foes like China and Iran. While the fund sector has become accustomed to the new normal, a new dawn of economic controls looms on the horizon.  

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James Rasteh, founding partner of Coast Capital, had a compelling choice of jurisdictions when he made the decision to relocate from the United States to earlier this year. But there was no doubt in his mind the Cayman Islands had more to offer than any other location he considered.   

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If you’re a regular HedgeWeek reader, you probably already know that the Cayman Islands is the world’s number one domicile for alternative investment funds. At Cayman Finance, it’s our job to help ensure it stays that way.   

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Transaction quality is now critical in the private equity world, given the current environment. Regulation is also bringing about change. Richard Daggett, co-head of Ogier’s global private equity team, describes the way the private equity landscape has been shifting and the impact regulation is having on managers’ choice of domicile.

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The Private Equity US Emerging Managers Summit is aimed at management firms and funds in their early stages of development, raising capital for funds I through III, as well as managers and funds operated by women and leaders from diverse backgrounds.

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TOP STORY: British private equity firm Actis has paid around $500 million to acquire a portfolio of Latin American data centres from Nabiax, a Spanish data processing centre operator owned by Asterion Industrial Partners and Telefonica.

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Parthenon Capital, a growth-oriented private equity firm with offices in Boston, San Francisco and Austin, has held the first and final closing of Parthenon Investors VII with more than $4.5 billion in commitments, significantly in excess of its initial $3.5 billion target.

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IDR a provider of onboarding client solutions for private markets funds, has expanded its management team with the appointment of Karen Bee as senior delivery manager for operations, Jason Green as chief technology officer and Dan Loughney as finance director. Bee, who has worked in investor onboarding in the financial services sector for almost 20-years, will take responsibility for the delivery of the firm’s service offering in all jurisdictions, as well as the ongoing development of its global operations teams.   Green has a 15-year track record working in senior technology roles across a broad range of sectors from start-ups

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12 November, 2026 – 8:00 am

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