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Dissecting DPI: How LPs can cut through the noiseContinuation funds, NAV loans, dividend recaps and other tools have muddied the waters when it comes to investors ascertaining how distributed to paid-in ratios are generated.
Florida SBA's Bradle: Top-quartile returns are not enough todayThe $258bn US pension wants to know whether a GP's performance is repeatable – something that's often down to the manager's expertise in sector specialisation, according to senior portfolio manager Wes Bradle.
Cambridge Associates bolsters alternative investment services with Siglo dealSiglo is a Zurich-based alternative investment firm.
Back to school: Investors are bullish again on educationDespite a post-covid dip, private equity’s appetite for the sector is strong, with technology driving the bulk of interest.
Pro rata rights: the overlooked superpower of VCs and their LPsPro rata participation rights (otherwise known as pro rata rights) are a venture capital investor’s one true superpower, says Steve Brotman of Alpha Partners.
Succession, sports, social good all areas of focus for family offices – Goldman SachsFamily offices want to make more investments that unify passion and community beyond financial returns, according to Anushka Gupta, head of Americas at the bank’s family office unit.
Managers hold their own in scaling climate techClimate tech has been a rare bright spot in an otherwise challenging market for fundraising, but unlocking the segment’s full commercial potential will require deep pockets and a different approach to risk.
L Catterton resets Asia fund series amid triple fundraiseThe consumer giant is seeking $800m for a new regional flagship that will invest alongside country-focused sidecars targeting Japan and India respectively, PEI understands.
Fundraising headwinds shrink APAC’s footprint in 2024 PEI 300Several prominent Asia-based firms lost their footing or fell out of the list altogether this year as PE’s distribution drought intensifies.
LPs look for 'liquidity policies' and other signs of exit activityAs they consider re-ups with existing managers, LPs need to see evidence that firms have the ability to deliver proceeds back to LPs, and proof that their managers can achieve outperformance.