Louise Fordham
The career paths of the young professionals in this year’s Future 40 list are as varied as their achievements, but their potential to lead the industry forward in a time of flux is a shared trait.
Private Equity International's senior editorial team had to whittle down the entrants to 40 from more than 500 nominations.
From relationship-building to staying nimble, the 2021 class of future leaders share their tips for forging a career in private equity.
The future of private equity will look very different. Here are the key trends, from talent management to ESG to secondaries.
Covid-19 is having an effect on approaches to some LPA terms, while foreign investment regimes are affecting transactions in ‘sensitive’ sectors.
Consolidation, social impact, secondaries and changes to government policy are among the private equity trends to watch, according to our class of 2020.
Submit your nominations for the inaugural Women of Influence list, which recognises the achievements of trailblazing women in alternative assets.
Grabbing market share and expanding into new regions, the deal type's accelerated evolution has put it on course for further growth.
Four rising stars in secondaries share their expectations for the future of the GP-led market.
With LPs’ focus on ESG showing no signs of abating, GPs’ approaches to the issue look set to play an increasingly important role in manager selection.