GSO Capital Partners Turns to SS&C for Form PF Filings

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Patrick Ochs, GSO Capital Partners

Until early 2013, GSO Capital Partners handled its regulatory filings in its own. That changed when the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) announced that it would be collecting Form PF, a bear of a document containing around 50 pages of detailed risk exposure data. It is arguably the most comprehensive of all filings faced by private funds. GSO, the $66 billion credit arm of Blackstone, took a look at the requirements and decided it needed help.

CTO Patrick Ochs wanted his application

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