Carmela Mendoza
Carmela Mendoza is a senior reporter for Private Equity International. Based in PEI Media’s London office, she covers Asia-Pacific and Europe for both PrivateEquityInternational.com and PEI magazine. A graduate of Ateneo de Manila University, Carmela joined PEI in 2015 from a digital agency in Singapore where she worked on government websites and publications covering business, trade and industry, transport, and social development.
Apollo’s Kleinman passes PE reins to Nord, Sambur
Senior partners Matt Nord and David Sambur will lead the firm’s $77bn private equity business.
StepStone eyes HNWIs with private wealth push
The firm will integrate fund investments, secondaries and co-investments to create customised investments for the private wealth sector via its Conversus platform.
How the UK’s development bank plans to back VC and growth managers
Vianney de Leudeville of British Business Investments discusses why the development bank subsidiary is seeding fund of funds managers.
Family offices eye more growth and VC – report
Asia-Pacific investors in particular are driving this trend, according to UBS and Campden Wealth's latest study.
China slump drags down emerging markets fundraising
Trade disputes, bad debts in the financial system and a difficult exit environment for tech companies have affected investor appetite for China, according to EMPEA.
South Carolina pension: ‘We don’t want to save fees at the sake of returns’
Chief executive Michael Hitchcock and chief investment officer Geoffrey Berg tell PEI how the pension's co-investment programme will drive performance and attract new GP relationships.
Co-investments: ‘There’s no one right model for LPs’
Firms including BlackRock, Allianz and Coller Capital revealed their approaches to the strategy at a conference in London.
Three things to know about Ardian’s latest co-investment fund
PEI catches up with Alexandre Motte, head of co-investment at the French giant, to discuss the largest co-investment fund raised by any firm since 2015.
UK PE market braces for more uncertainty post no-deal Brexit
Capital raising, deal financing and talent retention will face more challenges, according to panellists at a private equity conference in London.
South Carolina pension to double growth equity exposure
The $32bn pension plans to allocate as much as 20% of its private equity portfolio to growth and mid-market-focused GPs.
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