Joe Marsh

How Japan’s giant public pension is turning to impact investing

A step taken by Japan's Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare was described by one veteran impact investor as 'moving mountains'.

Goldman's Jupe on assessing GPs and the tough environment

Amy Jupe, head of private equity primaries for the firm’s External Investing Group, talks about the implications of longer fundraises and why LPs are delaying commitments to GPs.

LPs take a bolder approach to new GP relationships

LPs are planning to allocate more capital to emerging managers and widen their GP relationship network.

Q&A: Amy Jupe of Goldman Sachs’ XIG on assessing GPs and the tough environment

The head of private equity primaries for the US firm’s External Investing Group talks about the implications of longer fundraises and why LPs are delaying commitments to GPs.

What LPs want from emerging managers now

If private equity fundraising rebounds next year, as is widely expected, how can first-time GPs give themselves the best chance of success?

LPs opening up to emerging PE managers again

But it’s still a tough market for new GPs, given continued fierce competition for scarce investment capital.

Brookfield Oaktree loses Greater China wealth head

Joy Wang built up Brookfield Oaktree's Hong Kong team, designing a strategy that helped raise over $1.4bn in two years from clients across Greater China, per her LinkedIn profile.

Investors eyeing ‘bigger tickets’ in private equity and credit

Schroders’ latest investor insights survey shows LPs widely expecting to allocate again to certain illiquid assets, above all private equity and credit.

Montana Board of Investments seeks to raise private credit, PE allocations

The US state institution aims to invest more in private assets at the expense of its public market exposure.