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Our SI 50 ranking shows the changing shape of the secondaries marketThough this year’s ranking of the biggest secondaries fundraisers has a different name at number one for the first time ever, many of the most interesting subplots can be found further down.
Women of Influence: 2022 Private debtOur programme spotlights women whose achievements, innovation and leadership are reshaping private markets across a broad range of asset classes.
Five predictions for LP secondariesMore specialised, more data-driven and ever seasonal: PEI considers what the LP secondaries market might look like in five years’ time.
What’s the link between DE&I and performance?Evidence of a positive correlation is plentiful in the corporate world.
DE&I: On the minds of millennialsYounger team members give their take on the importance of DE&I and the challenges that remain.
Churchill: Let’s get analytical on hiringPrivate equity needs to get analytical on hiring, says principal on the private equity team at Churchill Asset Management, Anne Philpott.
Trends of the Year: The rise of cov-lite loansThis year we asked whether private equity investors should be worried about the continued loosening of debt covenants.
Mid-market LBO issuance hits pre-crisis levelsDemand for mid-market leverage included covenant-lite issuance reaching $3.8bn in Q3, almost overtaking the $4bn loaned in 2016.
Debt special: loosening the reins on covenantsLeverage levels are creeping up to 2007 levels, but this time around there’s another factor to consider – the continued loosening of covenants. Should private equity investors be worried?
On the proliferation of cov-lite loansLeverage levels are creeping up to 2007 levels, but this time around there’s an added factor – the continued loosening of covenants. Should private equity investors be worried?