Louise Fordham
PEI’s 40 under 40: Future Leaders of Private Equity 2022 will need to navigate a raft of changes in the industry, including macroeconomic and geopolitical issues.
These developments, further explored in PEI's Future of Private Equity special report, could present both opportunities and challenges for the industry going forward.
From adopting AI tools to recruiting the right talent, advances in technology are changing the way private equity firms are approaching investing.
Tell us who should be featured in this year’s list of standout women in alternative assets.
GP-led deals are flying high as more sponsors look to the secondaries market to hold on to prized assets for longer.
New collaborations and burgeoning areas of interest will continue to make ESG a growing focus of the industry.
As the industry’s focus on diversity deepens, ILPA’s Jennifer Choi says the association will continue to evaluate how it ‘sets the bar in defining what good looks like’.
Industry stakeholders are recognising the advantages of working together to develop standardised frameworks for ESG target-setting, data collection and reporting.
Submit your nominations for PEI's annual 40 under 40: Future Leaders of Private Equity list.
From new entrants and approaches to increasingly pressing challenges, the impact investing market continues to grow and become more nuanced.
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