The intersection of tightening regulation and evolving investor relationships continued to reshape private fund formation and finance through late 2026. Private credit solidified its position as a primary source of energy and infrastructure capital, while investment advisers confronted new recordkeeping questions raised by AI transcription tools. Fee compression and bespoke capital structures moved further from exception to standard, and continuation fund transactions drew sharper focus on expense allocation and disclosure amid updated ILPA draft guidance. This edition of our Investment Funds report examines each of these developments and what they mean for sponsors and their counsel.
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