Fund accounting taught by the people running the funds.
Every instructor at Berkshire is actively managing or auditing PE fund structures today. Case studies come from deals closed last quarter, not textbooks from last decade.
100%
18+ Years
200+ Firms
14 Frameworks
Instructors currently active in PE fund management or institutional audit roles.
Average instructor experience across PE fund structures, LP reporting, and SEC compliance.
GPs, LPs, and fund administrators whose operations teams have completed Berkshire programs.
Regulatory and reporting standards covered, from ASC 820 fair value to ILPA quarterly templates.
The specific skill gap. Addressed directly.
PE Fund Accounting
Waterfall mechanics, capital account allocations, carried interest calculations, and fund-level financial statement preparation—using live deal structures as the teaching medium.
Our programs close the distance between entry-level finance and the institutional-grade depth required for PE fund structures, LP audit cycles, and alternative asset operations—no detours through theory.
LP Reporting & Compliance
Compressed LP audit readiness: quarterly reporting cycles, regulatory examination preparation, and fund agreement compliance—built for teams operating under real deadlines.
Your instructors closed a deal last quarter.
Berkshire's faculty hold active roles at GPs, fund administrators, and institutional audit practices. When the SEC framework shifts or a fund agreement creates an edge case, they have already navigated it.
LP audit on the calendar. Is your team ready?
Berkshire delivers institutional-grade PE accounting training on timelines that match operational reality—not semester schedules.