
Guest Writer
GPs willing to navigate China's Qualified Domestic Limited Partner programme could benefit from rising HNWI appetites for cross-border alternative investments, write partners from law firm Fangda.
Consolidation in the alternative asset management industry is creating opportunities for GP stake investors and their portfolios, argue DC Advisory’s Hal Ritch, Donato de Donato and Jacob Berman.
There are parallels between today’s secondaries market and the M&A market at large, writes Jonathan Graham, Lincoln International's head of private funds advisory Europe.
Co-investment is a chance to seize opportunities that don’t fit the all-too-often narrow strictures of traditional private equity fund investment; fear of style drift misses this point, argues Houlihan Lokey's Matt Swain.
BlackRock partners with Shopify, Coller Capital launches a niche fund and EQT and Vista are acquired, according to the investment veteran's latest fictional forecast.
There are multiple reasons why spin-out teams are uniquely positioned to overcome hurdles facing first-time fund managers, writes Karl Adam, a partner at placement agent and advisory firm Monument Group.
With booming fundraising requiring ever larger commitments, institutional capital is now often essential, write Michael Hubbard, Samantha Hutchinson and Mathan Navaratnam at King & Spalding
Fund finance will have a key role to play in addressing the capital overhang ratio within the secondaries market, writes Ian Wiese, portfolio manager at Barings Portfolio Finance
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.