Profile: Feizal Moossa, Adenia Partners
The Drawdown (TDD): There aren’t many chief risk officers in private equity - why did Adenia create this role?
Feizal Moossa (FM): I think the compliance officer and risk management officer role(s) are growing in importance. For example, in Luxembourg it is a legal requirement to have both compliance and risk officers (CRO) for alternative investment vehicles. So the role does exist in some jurisdictions more than others within PE.
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