United States: Fund Management/ REITs

It has been the case for many years that promotional materials in the EU must be "fair, clear, and not mis-leading".

The private fund management sector will face unprecedented regulatory change in the UK in 2026 as new rules and regulations are introduced, which are designed to promote competition and growth, whilst supporting financial stability and maintaining an appropriate degree of investor protection.

As 2026 begins, our Regulatory team has mapped the key legal and regulatory developments affecting managers of investment funds (including private equity, private credit, hedge and other alternative funds)...

The AIFMD 2.0 regime will take effect across EU member states on 16 April 2026. While most of the reforms will apply to EU-authorised alternative investment fund managers...

The alternative investment industry continues to play an increasingly critical role in the global economy by supporting global capital markets, promoting innovation, improving how companies are governed and run, assisting investors in managing risk and offering investors the potential for reliable performance returns over time.

The SEC Division of Examinations released 2026 Priorities.

The California Franchise Tax Board has recently finalized new regulations regarding asset management services provided to persons domiciled in California by an asset manager, even if the asset manager has no presence in California.

The APRA has announced that it will consult on targeted amendments to CPS 230 Operational Risk management by the end of 2025.

Investment advisers offering funds in more than one country are accustomed to adapting to different regulatory requirements. However, the challenges presented by the global regulation of environmental, social...