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Credit Suisse loses Korea fundraising veteranThe bank’s private fund group has had two high-profile departures in less than a year amid a wider exodus of placement agents within Asia.
Why Asian private equity is worlds apartThe Asian private equity market was grappling with geopolitical rifts even prior to the introduction of global travel bans, yet there are reasons to be optimistic.
PEI Awards 2019: Secondaries winnersPresenting two new global categories of Preferred Equity and Direct Secondaries, plus winners across LP Sale and GP-led Deal of the Year, and more.
PEI Awards 2019: Americas winnersWhich investor took Large-cap Firm, Exit and Fundraise of the Year?
Korean private equity: A beginner’s guideWith private equity spending on track to exceed 2015's peak this year, PEI outlines the country's key players, hottest segments and expected returns.
Side Letter: Brookfield's $8bn, CIC departure, trade tensions hit earningsBrookfield nears final close on its latest PE fund; Germany's DBAG impacted by trade tensions and China's sovereign wealth fund PE head resurfaces. Here’s today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.
German private equity’s growing disquietHands-on value creation is more important than ever thanks to high valuations, four market experts tell Private Equity International.
Side Letter: GP interests, HarbourVest secondaries, VC starter kitSteve Mnuchin’s chief of staff joins Blackstone, Dover Street's fund terms revealed. Here’s today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.
Bill Browder on investing in Russia: ‘You risk going to jail or dying’Fund manager-turned-activist Bill Browder made his money investing in public equities in emerging markets; now he has all his capital invested in private equities in developed markets. As a man wanted dead by the Russian establishment, he has an interesting take on investment risk.