10 Things

10 Things...boards can expect from AI

By FBV Staff
As the fund industry continues actively exploring the potential for artificial intelligence, AI and issues related to how the technology will change the industry are becoming top of mind in fund boardrooms. Intellectual curiosity among independent directors is beginning to give way to practical analysis and preparation for the future. ...  >> CONTINUE READING <<<

 

 

Top of the Agenda - Succession

Who's at the Table? Latest boardroom people moves
FBV's Who's at the Table? feature is where readers can stay up to date on the latest comings and goings in mutual fund boardrooms, as independent directors wrap up their service or take on new roles and responsibilities, and new individuals join the ranks of the fund independent director. Who's ...  >> CONTINUE READING <<<

 

 

Top of the Agenda - Governance

FBV taps fund governance pros for expanded Think Tank
Fund Board Views has refreshed and expanded its Editorial Think Tank ahead of it's 10-year anniversary this fall. The nine members will continue to work closely with editorial and publishing to shape FBV's direction, coverage, and offerings to best serve the mutual fund board community and larger fund governance space.
 
Think ...  >> CONTINUE READING <<<

 

 

Viewpoints

Tokenization: Liquidity, custody, contracts—and the road ahead
By Ethan Corey, Michael Koffler, and Carolyn Garcia, Eversheds Sutherland
Tokenization of financial assets has expanded rapidly since the beginning of 2025, even in the absence of regulatory clarity around issues such as custody, trading and the applicability of transfer agent rules to tokenized assets. The first article in this series examined what tokenization is, how real-world assets are tokenized, ...  >> CONTINUE READING <<<

 

 

Top of the Agenda - Regulatory

Pinnacle case collapse puts liquidity rule in spotlight
By Hillary Jackson
The Securities and Exchange Commission last week dismissed charges against the defendants in the first-ever case related to enforcement of the liquidity risk management rule adopted in 2016. Defense lawyers argued, in part, that the SEC lacked the necessary congressional authority to enforce the liquidity rule under the Investment Company ...  >> CONTINUE READING <<<

 

 


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