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Future 40: Who’s showing private equity leadership?Who are the young guns showing innovation in the industry? Who has the X factor that marks them as a future leader? Our Future 40 list of the 40 individuals aged under 40 set to shape private equity over the next decade.
Future 40 Q&A: What challenges lie ahead?What changes can we expect in private equity over the next decade? We asked a panel of our 40 Under 40 Future Leaders of Private Equity for their views.
ILPA arms LPs with 'best practices' on GP-led fund restructuringsThe Institutional Limited Partners Association's guidance aims to help LPs navigate a part of the private equity market that grew by more than 70% last year.
Neuberger Berman: ‘Each investor has a unique goal’Domestic LPs are taking a more sophisticated approach to private equity, which involves the greater use of separate accounts, says Ryo Ohira, Neuberger Berman’s head of East Asia
Side Letter: Apax, Warburg club up, Stonehage's Clarke-Jervoise, NYC-ing returnsSome exclusive people news, PE portfolios flying high and the return of an old favourite: the club deal. Here’s today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.
Funds of Funds Special: Using FoFs as a co-investment consultantFund of funds managers are leveraging their GP relationships and resources to operate as an outsourced co-investment consultant.
PEI Awards 2018: Americas winnersThe Americas champions, including firms, limited partners, lawyers and many more.
Side Letter: Awards winners, TA rising, Park Hill's PrendergastWho took home top honours in our annual awards? Here’s today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.
Side Letter: Keeping up with CPPIB, Oz tech, BX in IndiaWhat are the Canadians up to now? Always a popular question. Here’s today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.
CPPIB: the smartest, nicest guys in the roomCanada Pension Plan Investment Board's secondaries team is giving traditional firms a run for their money. The secret to its success is more than simply having a lower cost of capital.