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FundOps Daily is read every morning by GPs, LPs and fund service providers. Insights is where the people who do the work explain it: how a structure holds up, what an exam asks for, what a good LP report looks like. Practical, specific, and free to read.
What we’re looking for
- Fund formation
- Structures, terms, first closes, side letters
- Fund finance
- Subscription lines, NAV loans, GP financing
- Fund ops, accounting and tax
- Reporting, valuation, audit, tax, waterfalls
- Regulation and compliance
- SEC, state and cross-border rules, exams
- LP–GP relations
- Reporting to LPs, ODD, secondaries, continuation funds
- Technology for funds
- Data, portals, automation, AI in the back office
As explainer (how something works, and why it matters), checklist (the steps, in order, with the traps), case study (what happened on a real matter, anonymised) or market note (what is changing in the market, with numbers). 800 to 1,500 words.
Who writes
Fund lawyers, auditors and tax advisers; people at GPs and LPs; fund-tech and service firms; independent experts and consultants. We don’t take pieces from fund administrators or firms that offer fund administration, corporate or depositary services.
The rules
- Original, and here first. Not published anywhere before. A copy on your own site afterwards is fine, with a canonical link to ours.
- Teach, don’t sell. No product pitches, no calls to book a demo, no “contact us”. A piece that reads as an ad is turned down. Pieces from fund-tech and service firms are read more strictly and carry “From <company>”.
- Disclose. Tell us about clients, products or positions the piece touches. We print a short disclosure under it.
- One a month. One piece per contributor per month, and one with our editors at a time.
- We edit. Every piece is reviewed and edited for clarity, accuracy and house style before it runs. If we change more than the small things, you see it first.
- You keep the credit. Your byline, title and firm, linked to your directory profile if you have one (or your site). You keep the copyright; we get a licence to publish and promote it.
Being published is never traded for sponsorship, and sponsorship never buys a piece. See what’s run in Insights.