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Helping to close the liquidity gap will create a boom for both the secondaries and primary markets.
East Africa’s increasingly mature private equity ecosystem holds opportunities for pension funds, despite valuation and financing challenges, writes KenGen Staff Retirement Scheme’s Josphat Muriuki.
As recent settlements, proposed rules and exam sweeps highlight the SEC’s focus on regulating AI tools, firms would do well to ensure they have robust AI processes in place.
As the issue of own capital at risk comes to the fore ahead of the UK October budget, Rami Cassis, chief executive of family-run office Parabellum Investments, argues GPs should be upping their skin in the game.
Co-investors often have different expectations and preferences than main fund investors when it comes to GP-led secondaries processes, write Debevoise's Jane Engelhardt, Brett Bush and Lauren Heller.
PSERS' former co-head of private markets Darren Foreman and value creation evaluation agency's Romain Begramian argue that managers need to up their game to combat falling returns and confidence in the sector.
Thanks to the athletes and Gen Z fans, new forms of connectivity are growing the value base of sports – it’s the cusp of a new era, writes Liad Meidar
Collateralised fund obligations and rated feeder funds are set to become an integral part of the private markets ecosystem, write Evercore’s Ahmet Yetis, Raquel Clarke, Ned DiLisio and Chris Hope.
It’s not unusual for new products to come under scrutiny in their ‘growing up’ phase, but some concerns around NAV loans may be misplaced, write Samantha Hutchinson, Brian Foster and Mike Hubbard at Cadwalader, Wickersham & Taft.
PEI recently caught up with Joseph Lombardo, head of private equity general partner advisory at Houlihan Lokey, to discuss why LPs appear to be warming to the fund of firms strategy.