David Snow

In Washington State, KKR admits to ‘a bit of chaos’(2)

Making a presentation before the Washington State Investment Board yesterday, KKR’s George Roberts and Johannes Huth, right,asked for a commitment to a massive new European fund and predicted a reinvigorated deal market will follow the current mega-malaise.

Term envy(4)

Amid the debt-market turmoil, private equity funds have something most hedge funds would die for, and vice versa, writes PEI Americas executive editor David Snow.

Term envy(3)

Amid the debt-market turmoil, private equity funds have something most hedge funds would die for, and vice versa, writes PEI Americas executive editor David Snow.

Term envy(2)

Amid the debt-market turmoil, private equity funds have something most hedge funds would die for, and vice versa, writes PEI Americas executive editor David Snow.

Mega-fundraisings face cloudy future(3)

Several of the world’s biggest private equity firms are already consulting with LPs about their next funds, but uncertainties about the pace of dealmaking and size of allocations are hampering these efforts.

Investors throng annual Carlyle meeting(4)

More than 1000 people are attending the 20th anniversary Carlyle investor conference in Washington DC. The event is featuring the unveiling of a new financial services fund, commentary from political luminaries and a performance by pop star Lionel Richie.

Sneaky structured strategies

Wonder how the banks minimised the red ink bleeding over third quarter results? Private Equity International's David Snow explains.

Investors throng annual Carlyle meeting(3)

More than 1000 people are attending the 20th anniversary Carlyle investor conference in Washington DC. The event is featuring the unveiling of a new financial services fund, commentary from political luminaries and a performance by pop star Lionel Richie.

Investors throng annual Carlyle meeting(2)

More than 1000 people are attending the 20th anniversary Carlyle investor conference in Washington DC. The event is featuring the unveiling of a new financial services fund, commentary from political luminaries and a performance by pop star Lionel Richie.

Mega-fundraisings face cloudy future(2)

Several of the world’s biggest private equity firms are already consulting with LPs about their next funds, but uncertainties about the pace of dealmaking and size of allocations are hampering these efforts.