Covid-19 and private equity
While private equity is more protected than other investment models in terms of immediate risks and disruption caused by the Covid-19 virus, there are plenty of actions to be taken to ensure managers stay ahead of the game.
Law firm Paul Weiss Rifkind Wharton & Garrison advises taking certain actions to deal with the uncertainty. Here are some of their suggestions:
Offering period
With investments facing potential delays, GPs ought to consider extending the offering periods of their funds beyond the typical 12 months.
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