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The new spin in private equity access: Strategic accountsSeparately managed accounts, which have become much more visible in the industry recently, are helping to set new standards in the GP/LP relationship, writes Tara Blackburn of Hamilton Lane.
- Park Hill hires Coller exec for restructurings
Andrew Caspersen will focus on the growing need of GPs to restructure aging funds that are approaching the end of their lives.
- Coller fine-tunes management structure
Tim Jones has become chief executive of the secondaries firm, while founder Jeremy Coller has moved into the role of executive chairman.
- Briefing: Brazil
The slowdown in Brazil’s economic growth – and a possible over-supply of capital – has led some to question whether the country is still a viable destination for private equity investment, writes Sam Sutton
- Roex steps back at Coller
Partner Erwin Roex has moved into a senior advisor role, adding to Coller's recent personnel shifts, including the departure of high-level New York executive Jonathan Gutstein.
- New lease of life
Park Hill recently hired an executive to focus specifically on helping GPs restructure older funds – a niche area that is becoming increasingly important.
- Brazil: Cooling off period
The slowdown in Brazil’s economic growth – and a possible over-supply of capital – has led some to question whether the country is still a viable destination for private equity investment
- The evolution of secondaries
Different crises have led to evolutions of the secondaries market, none more so than the global financial crisis of 2008. The market today is more vibrant, diverse and integrated than ever before, write Jeff Hammer and Paul Sanabria (pictured).
- A lower bar
A new feeder fund has been established that provides access to Carlyle Group funds for a minimum investment of just $50,000 – another sign that the industry is starting to look outside the traditional channels for capital.
- Duke Street mulls stake sale to French GP
The UK firm, which turned to a deal-by-deal approach after abandoning plans to raise a fund last year, is understood to be in talks to sell part of itself to Tikehau.