Yet while these initiatives are an encouraging step forward, they are not yet embedded across the industry, nor do they fully reflect the increasing needs of the investor base for more standardised reporting. For example, Invest Europe’s Investor Reporting Guidelines demonstrate a commitment to transparency and set out best practice for reporting to investors, while the Institutional Limited Partners Association (ILPA) is dedicated to promoting transparency and aligning the interests of LPs and GPs. There’s been an unequivocal move towards standardised reporting within the private equity sector. As a result, technology must be used by fund managers to overcome that lack of standardisation and deal with ever-increasing demand. Unfortunately, the industry is still some way off standardisation, especially when compared with other asset classes. One CFO called this “not just a hot topic, but life changing”. The drive towards standardisation is still some way offįor most CFOs, their concerns over reporting centre on requirements such as the Sustainable Financial Disclosure Regulations (SFDR) and environment, social and governance (ESG). But now, with increased levels of allocation into alternatives in the last two or three years – particularly from institutional investors – that need for information has sharpened”. As one CFO told us: “Alternative investments such as private equity used to have more room to manoeuvre, by their nature of ‘being different’. While part of this demand has been led by regulatory requirements, GPs believe they are now expected to provide LPs with just as much information on illiquid asset classes as is available from more easily traded assets such as equities and fixed income. LPs expect more data to help them make better investment decisions and to enable them to act nimbly in response to fast-changing market conditions. One indisputable fact recognised by all the CFOs we spoke to is that investor demand for data has increased significantly in the last few years. To drill down deeper into this statistic, we followed up with several CFOs to ask them about how technology is reshaping their operations, and transforming the relationship between General Partners (GPs) and Limited Partners (LPs).
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