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14th Annual International Conference

on Private Investment Funds

A conference co-presented by the IBA Private Investment Funds Subcommittee of the IBA Investment Funds

Committee and the Subcommittee on Hedge Funds of the Committee on Federal Regulation of Securities Law

of the American Bar Association Section of Business Law, supported by the IBA European Regional Forum

In its 14th year this leading conference brings together top legal,

business and fund professionals from around the globe to analyse

the current market and future of private investment funds, and the

prospects of changes and updates to regulatory and tax regimes,

among other timely topics

This interactive conference will, as always, feature a mix of plenary

sessions and focused workshop sessions

PLEnAry sEssIon toPICs InCLudE:

• Conflicts and other ethical issues for fund counsel

• Update on Volcker Rule implementation

Who shouLd AttEnd?

Lawyers in private practice, in-house counsel, business executives at investment management firms, accountants, custodians and other service providers in this field

hEAdLInE sPonsors

i n t e r n a t i o n a l b a r a s s o c i a t i o n c o n f e r e n c e s

up to 12 CpD/CLE HouRS AVAILABLE*

Programme

Conference Co-Chairs

Michael a Gerstenzang Cleary Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton, New York;

Chair, Private Investment Funds Subcommittee, IBA Investment Funds

Committee

Paul n roth Schulte Roth & Zabel, New York; Chair, American Bar

Association Subcommittee on Hedge Funds

organising Committee

benjamin aller SJ Berwin, Dubai; Senior Vice-Chair, Private Investment

Funds Subcommittee, IBA Investment Funds Committee

stephanie r breslow Schulte Roth & Zabel, New York; Vice-Chair,

Private Investment Funds Subcommittee, IBA Investment Funds

Committee

Kees Groffen De Brauw Blackstone Westbroek, Amsterdam

Marco V Masotti Paul Weiss Rifkind Wharton & Garrison, New York

stephen G sims Skadden Arps Slate Meagher & Flom, London

Jeffrey e tabak Weil Gotshal & Manges, New York; Vice-Chair,

American Bar Association Subcommittee on Hedge Funds

Patricia Volhard P+P Pöllath + Partners, Frankfurt

Associate social event sponsors

Hedge funds and private equity funds have grown in size and expanded their investment horizons over the last decade, investing in multiple developed and developing markets, each raising its own business and regulatory issues At the same time, regulatory changes in the US, EU and elsewhere have been daunting This panel will focus on how the general counsels of such organisations deal with these business and regulatory issues

in shaping fund terms

Conference reception (10 March) sponsors

1130 – 1245 FIrst WorkshoP sEssIons WorkshoP 1

Current terms: hedge funds

This workshop will discuss current hedge fund terms, including fee levels and structures, liquidity terms, transparency and reporting standards It will also address changes to fund terms relating to demands by institutional, strategic and seed investors, and feeder funds Alternative structures such

as managed accounts and customised funds will also be discussed as well

as changes to fund structures and terms resulting from recent regulatory developments, market events and changes to tax law

Speakers

John broadhurst Shartsis Friese, San Francisco christopher Hilditch Schulte Roth & Zabel, London tatziana Paraguacuto-Maheo Maples and Calder, London John e tavss Seward & Kissel, New York

WorkshoP 2 the impact of Dodd-Frank on non-uS fund managers

Frank) have dramatically altered the activities, operations, and compliance

Recent regulatory developments in the United States (including Dodd-of alternative asset managers Among other things, this workshop will explore the impact on non-US advisers that are either required to register

or will be exempt reporting advisers and will consider the impact of Dodd-Frank on the line of Unibanco rulings In addition, this workshop will address how practitioners are dealing with Dodd-Frank and the format will encourage a wide-ranging discussion of the extraterritorial reach of Dodd-Frank

Speakers

erica berthou Debevoise & Plimpton, New York barrie b covit Simpson Thacher & Bartlett, New York Heather cruz Skadden Arps Slate Meagher & Flom, New York William Jones ManagementPlus Group, Luxembourg leor landa Davis Polk & Wardwell, New York

WorkshoP 3 taxation of private funds

This workshop will focus on recent tax developments in Europe and North America affecting private funds, including FATCA compliance, changes to the treatment of carried interest, and management fee waivers

Speakers

David Huff 3i Group, London Marco de lignie Loyens & Loeff, Amsterdam William Mcrae Cleary Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton, New York

WorkshoP 4 Recent developments in secondary transactions and funds

This workshop will focus on recent developments in the market for secondary funds and secondary transactions Topics will include the use of secondary techniques to provide liquidity in primary funds, the impact of regulation on secondary funds and transactions, methods of addressing investors’ liquidity concerns and key commercial and legal trends

This workshop will focus on recent regulatory developments in the United States affecting private investment funds and their managers

Topics will include consequences of registration of advisors with the SEC, examinations, Form PF, the Volcker Rule, the impact of the JOBS Act on the marketing of fund interests and developments in CFTC regulations

Speakers

barry P barbash Willkie Farr & Gallagher, Washington DC amanda n Persaud Wachtell Lipton Rosen & Katz, New York Mark Proctor Vinson & Elkins, New York

WorkshoP 6 Limits on Gp compensation under the AIFM Directive

This workshop deals with the restrictions on GP compensation under the AIFMD (including the technical standards set by ESMA), the scope

of the new provisions on carried interest, and the potential impact on compensation packages

Speakers

Phil bartram Travers Smith, London Gregg beechey SJ Berwin, London benoit le bret Gide Loyrette Nouel, Brussels anne Holm rannaleet IK Investment Partners Limited, London

1245 – 1415 Lunch

Conference luncheon sponsors

1415 – 1530 PLEnAry sEssIon thrEE

Succession planning and spinouts of captive private equity

and hedge fund teams

John caccia Skadden Arps Slate Meagher & Flom, New York

Jonathan Marlow HSBC, London

bernard spoor De Brauw Blackstone Westbroek, Amsterdam

sue Woodman Equistone Partners, London

1530 – 1700 sECond WorkshoP sEssIons

WorkshoP 7

Current terms – private equity

This workshop will focus on the current ‘hot topics’ in structuring and

negotiating private equity funds in light of the current private equity

market, primarily focusing on the current state of certain key terms

Participants will contrast the viewpoints of both limited partner investors

and general partner sponsors, including with respect to transparency,

offsets, fees and costs, key person provisions, and the role and authority of

the limited partner advisory committee

Speakers

nigel clark Weil Gotshal & Manges, London

John o’neil Kirkland & Ellis, New York

Gerard saviola Clifford Chance, London

Jedd Wider Morgan Lewis & Bockius, New York

WorkshoP 8

the impact of the AIFM Directive on non-Eu fund managers

and non-Eu funds

The Directive foresees certain minimum requirements for managing

and marketing funds (AIFs) by non-EU managers (AIFM) Some member

states have gone beyond such requirements and may impose additional

conditions This workshop will discuss the impact of such new requirements

on cross-border structures where either the fund or the manager is

located outside of Europe Participants will discuss obstacles and potential

structuring opportunities of such cross-border structures

Speakers

tom alabaster The Carlyle Group, London christopher crozier Permira Advisers, London sally Gibson Debevoise & Plimpton, London tim lewis Travers Smith, London

WorkshoP 9 Conflicts and other ethical issues for fund counsel

This workshop will address the conflicts of interest affecting counsel, such

as the question of who does counsel represent (the sponsor, the fund and/

or the management entities), how interests can diverge and create conflicts for counsel, and how a law firm can represent multiple parties

Speakers

Kelli Moll Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld, New York Michael schmidtberger Sidley Austin, New York caroline Williams Walkers, Cayman Islands

WorkshoP 10 update on Volcker Rule implementation

This workshop will focus on Volcker Rule implementation, including an update on key issues in the rulemaking process, a discussion of banks’

approaches to conformance and the status of conformance efforts, and a discussion of alternative structures for fund activities that would comply with the Volcker Rule

Speakers

emma bailey Barclays Capital, New York Katherine carroll Cleary Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton, Washington DC chris o’Dell Morgan Stanley Investment Management, New York

WorkshoP 11 the impact of Dodd-Frank on non-uS fund managers

Recent regulatory developments in the United States (including Dodd-Frank) have dramatically altered the activities, operations, and compliance of alternative asset managers Among other things, this workshop will explore the impact on non-US advisers that are either required to register or will be exempt reporting advisers and will consider the impact of Dodd-Frank on the line of Unibanco rulings In addition, this workshop will address how practitioners are dealing with Dodd-Frank and the format will encourage a wide-ranging discussion of the extraterritorial reach of Dodd-Frank

Speakers

erica berthou barrie b covit Heather cruz William Jones leor landa

1700 – 1900 Cocktail reception

The Cookbook Café, InterContinental London Park Lane

Exhibitors

0800 – 1730 registration

0800 – 0830 Welcome coffee/tea

0830 – 0945 PLEnAry sEssIon Four

the revival and development of credit funds

This panel will discuss developments in the fixed income area, including the

structure and terms of the various funds and other vehicles that invest in

fixed-income instruments, and considerations in choosing among them

Moderator

Mark Mifsud Kirkland & Ellis, London

Speakers

Jeff bronheim Cheyne Capital, London

susanne clark Centerbridge Partners, New York

fred fogel Silver Point Capital, Greenwich, Connecticut

Joseph D Glatt Apollo Investment Corporation, New York

0945 – 1030 kEynotE sPEECh

alan Waxman Managing Partner, Chief Investment Officer, TPG Special

Situations Partners, San Francisco

1030 – 1100 Coffee/tea break

1100 – 1215 PLEnAry sEssIon FIVE

Mainstreaming of the alternative asset management industry

AUM for alternatives have reached record levels, having grown at a five-year rate of over seven times that of traditional asset classes Growth is

expected to continue, fuelled by increasing allocations by institutional

investors and the movement of alternatives into the retail investment

mainstream This panel will focus on the enormous opportunity that this

presents for alternative asset managers as well as the issues and challenges

that will likely result

Moderator

adam smith KKR Capital Markets, New York

Speakers

thomas H bell Simpson Thacher & Bartlett, New York

noah Greenhill Highbridge Capital Management, New York

bryce Klempner McKinsey & Co, Cambridge

stephen robinson Macfarlanes, London

of regulation on structuring considerations and an analysis of the different players both in terms of emerging/developing managers looking for seeding, emerging sources of seed capital for sector-specific funds through family offices and practical issues in negotiating incubation/seeding arrangements

ashar Qureshi Naya Management, London Michael treisman Tiger Management, New York

Current terms – hedge funds

This workshop will discuss current hedge fund terms, including fee levels and structures, liquidity terms, transparency and reporting standards It will also address changes to fund terms relating to demands by institutional, strategic and seed investors, and feeder funds Alternative structures such

as managed accounts and customised funds will also be discussed as well

as changes to fund structures and terms resulting from recent regulatory developments, market events and changes to tax law

Speakers

John broadhurst christopher Hilditch tatziana Paraguacuto-Maheo John e tavss

WorkshoP 13 Current terms – private equity

This workshop will focus on the current ‘hot topics’ in structuring and negotiating private equity funds in light of the current private equity market, primarily focusing on the current state of certain key terms

Participants will contrast the viewpoints of both limited partner investors and general partner sponsors, including with respect to transparency, offsets, fees and costs, key person provisions, and the role and authority of the limited partner advisory committee

Speakers

nigel clarkJohn o’neil Gerard saviolaJedd Wider

tuesday 12 March

WorkshoP 14

Recent developments in secondary transactions and funds

This workshop will focus on recent developments in the market for

secondary funds and secondary transactions Topics will include the use of

the impact of the AIFM Directive on non-Eu fund managers

and non-Eu funds

The Directive foresees certain minimum requirements for managing

and marketing funds (AIFs) by non-EU managers (AIFM) Some member

states have gone beyond such requirements and may impose additional

conditions This workshop will discuss the impact of such new requirements

on cross-border structures where either the fund or the manager is

located outside of Europe Participants will discuss obstacles and potential

structuring opportunities of such cross-border structures

Speakers

tom alabaster christopher crozier sally Gibson tim lewis

WorkshoP 16 Conflicts and other ethical issues for fund counsel

This workshop will address the conflicts of interest affecting counsel, such

as the question of who does counsel represent (the sponsor, the fund and/

or the management entities), how interests can diverge and create conflicts for counsel, and how a law firm can represent multiple parties

Speakers

Kelli Moll Michael schmidtberger caroline Williams

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Workshop 1 Current terms: hedge funds

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