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  • Three future market trends to watch in private equity
    Private Equity News & AnalysisLouise Fordham- 3 May 2022

    These developments, further explored in PEI's Future of Private Equity special report, could present both opportunities and challenges for the industry going forward.

  • Mega-funds: How big is too big?
    Amy Carroll- 3 May 2022

    Fund sizes ballooned across the board last year, averaging $530m, nearly a 50% increase in merely five years, according to PEI data.

  • Who will win the fundraising race post-covid?
    Private Equity News & AnalysisAmy Carroll- 3 May 2021

    LPs have flocked to the safety of mega-managers throughout the pandemic, yet the long-term implications of a shifting fundraising model are more nuanced.

  • BMO Global Asset Management raises €60m
    PEI Staff- 19 June 2017

    The global investment manager gives investors the chance to access its co-investment activity.

  • Shareholder activism is on the rise
    PEI Staff- 6 November 2015

    Developments at Electra Private Equity this week are a reminder to all listed private equity firms that the sector is not immune from shareholder disruption.

  • F&C Investments hires EIF exec
    Yolanda Bobeldijk- 5 March 2015

    The appointment comes as the firm continues to raise its second fund which is targeting €200m

  • Terrorist group compels PE firm to change name
    Isobel Markham- 22 September 2014

    ISIS Equity Partners plans to unveil its new brand in the coming weeks

  • CVC strengthens FIG team with senior advisors
    Amanda Janis- 5 January 2013

    As it looks to deploy $20bn in dry powder, CVC has hired financial services industry veterans Bob Jenkins and Jim Sutcliffe to advise on the sector.

  • ISIS closes first independent fund on £238.5m(4)
    Amanda Janis- 4 January 2013

    The UK mid-market firm has closed its fourth fund above its initial £200 million target. It’s the firm’s first independent vehicle since spinning out of F&C Asset Management in 2005.

  • ISIS closes first independent fund on £238.5m(3)
    Amanda Janis- 4 January 2013

    The UK mid-market firm has closed its fourth fund above its initial £200 million target. It’s the firm’s first independent vehicle since spinning out of F&C Asset Management in 2005.