Chief financial officers at private capital firms are facing demands from investors for greater transparency into fund financing, reporting and risk management, according to a report from corporate, legal, tax and compliance services provider CSC. The survey found that as private capital firms use a wider range of financing options to manage cash flow and fund operations, investors are seeking greater clarity on how these arrangements affect returns, costs and governance. Limited partners “generally view fund-level leverage and liquidity tools positively when their use is transparent, consistent with strategy, and operationally justified,” the report stated. This is in addition to continuing to oversee the private capital firm’s financial reporting. More on this topic:Tags: general partners, limited partners, Liquidity, Private Capital, Private Credit, Risk Management, Transparency