EDGAR Next is Here: A Compliance Playbook for Private Fund Managers

The SEC is launching EDGAR Next, a modernized filing system set to impact regulatory filings in 2025. The Silver Regulatory Compliance Team has created a guide to help private fund managers navigate these changes, including a table of key dates and deadlines for easy reference.

The Evolving ESG Landscape: Trends to Watch in 2025

As ESG terminology evolves—Responsible Investment, Sustainable Investment, Value-Driven ESG Analysis—so do market practices. Heading into 2025, we outline five key trends to help managers align fiduciary duty, risk-focused policies, and communications in a shifting landscape.

The Corporate Transparency Act: Compliance Update for Private Fund Managers

The Corporate Transparency Act (CTA) represents a significant shift in corporate accountability, with potential implications for businesses nationwide. While enforcement is currently on hold, companies should proactively monitor developments, review compliance systems, and gather necessary information to ensure readiness and avoid future penalties.

Meet with Silver at PRI in Person & AIMA in Toronto

Join Silver’s Trysha Daskam-Smith, Managing Director & Head of ESG Strategy, at the PRI in Person and AIMA Canada events in Toronto this October to discuss global ESG and climate regulatory trends, sustainability practices, and the maturation of ESG programs by private fund investment managers.

Global Trends in Climate Disclosure and Regulation: A Third Quarter Review

As climate change rhetoric intensifies, scrutiny on climate regulations and calls for transparent corporate disclosures have surged globally. This theme headlined Silver’s ESG highlights, with significant changes in policy, sentiment, and pressure in climate-related financial regulations, ESG transparency, emission reduction targets, and corporate sustainability.

Navigating Evolving Regulatory Landscape: Recent Court Rulings Loosen SEC’s Grip

The current regulatory environment, shaped by recent developments such as the vacating of the Private Fund Adviser Rules (PFAR) and the striking down of Chevron deference, presents significant challenges to the SEC’s rulemaking and enforcement capabilities. In this article, Silver offers tips for private fund managers to navigate these challenges and remain compliant with the SEC.