Louise Fordham
ESG considerations in private markets continue to grow in size, scope and complexity.
The asset class has changed markedly since Private Equity International first started reporting on it in 2001.
Global impact investing AUM has passed the $1trn milestone, but as the market grows, impact funds are having to find ways to stand out from the crowd.
As the market matures, funds are finding ways to stand out from the crowd while LPs dial up demands for transparency.
While women remain underrepresented in private markets, particularly at senior levels, PEI’s annual Women of Influence list demonstrates that there is certainly no shortage of female talent.
As Japan’s private equity market grows, impact and secondaries strategies gain momentum, and competition for talent intensifies.
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.
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