EIPA comments on Exposure Draft 94 to the IPSASBJun. 19, 2026The EDHEC Infrastructure & Private Assets Research Institute (EIPA) has submitted comments to the International Public Sector Accounting Standards Board (IPSASB) on Exposure Draft (ED) 94, Linkages Between IPSAS Standards and the Government Finance Statistics Manual 2014 (Amendments to IPSAS 22). EIPA’s comments draw on research into government accounting for public-private partnership (PPP) guarantees and contingent liabilities, and the role
Strengthening the Superannuation Performance Test: Response to the Treasury Consultation Paper of May 2026Jun. 17, 2026The EDHEC Infrastructure & Private Assets Research Institute (EIPA) has submitted a detailed response to the Australian Treasury Consultation Paper released in May 2026 seeking feedback on a number of proposals to strengthen the superannuation performance test. EIPA’s submission, which focuses primarily on the benchmarking treatment of private assets, is summarised below. Key points EIPA welcomes the opportunity to respond to
The Exit Test: What a Decade of Realisations Reveals About Valuation AccuracyJun. 03, 2026An analysis of 333 private equity and infrastructure exits finds that reported valuations systematically understate realised exit prices, raising important fair value, fiduciary and regulatory questions.
Comments to the US Department of Labor on Proposed Rule concerning Fiduciary Duties in Selecting Designated Investment Alternatives (RIN 1210-AC38)May. 29, 2026The EDHEC Infrastructure & Private Assets Research Institute (EIPA) has submitted detailed comments to the US Department of Labor on Fiduciary Duties in Selecting Designated Investment Alternatives (RIN 1210-AC38). As private market access continues to expand, ensuring that investment decisions are supported by credible, comparable and evidence-based measures remains essential for long-term investor protection and sound fiduciary oversight. In its
Private Asset Valuation: Comparative Regulatory BriefingMay. 27, 2026Private asset valuation is no longer being treated as a back-office technicality. Regulators are increasingly addressing it as a front-line investor-protection, market-integrity and product-governance issue.
How to Control the New Infrastructure Cycle: Where Investors Really Create ValueJan. 12, 2026From energy transition to digital infrastructure: how private infrastructure is reshaping the playing field of risk, appreciation and opportunities for institutional investors. Infrastructure is developing faster than ever. The boundaries between traditional and new infrastructure assets are shifting due to the energy transition, digital connectivity and changing regulation. What once seemed like a relatively stable, contract-driven asset class today requires