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Ham Lane's Giannini: there's an LP vs LP battlegroundMario Giannini, the outgoing chief executive of Hamilton Lane, talks about the biggest trends gripping private markets.
Side Letter: USS offers GP tipsPerformance isn't the be-all and end-all for some LPs. Plus: Maryland State's cashflow is suffering as a result of its exposure to larger funds; and Amundi has tapped an ex-Montana exec for its secondaries push. Here's today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.
Made to measure: how LPs are using SMAs to fine tune their portfoliosThe additional control afforded by separately managed accounts could prove valuable at a time when LP cashflows are facing a strain.
Why impact’s long-term fundraising outlook remains brightThe amount of capital raised by impact-focused funds fell in the first half of this year, but strong underlying appetite means that the lull is likely to be short lived.
Why semi-liquids are not just for wealthy individualsInstitutional LPs may benefit from the flexibility of evergreen products to manage target allocations more quickly than in closed-end vehicles.
Schroders taps 40% discounts on China’s RMB secondariesA mismatch between the supply of potential deals and the number of institutional buyers has given Schroders significant 'bargaining power', Jun Qian, the firm's head of China PE, tells PEI.
Side Letter: Beware PE's compliance countdownPrivate fund managers shouldn't rest on their laurels around attempts to block the SEC's rule changes. Plus: the average number of closes needed to raise a fund is up 60 percent; and LPs want tech firms to double down on AI. Here's today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.
The march of the US mid-marketLow entry multiples, high growth and an unconstrained exit environment mean small deals are becoming big business
All roads lead to infrastructure secondariesA confluence of factors is driving interest in infrastructure secondaries.
Roundtable: The Asian elephant in the roomChina’s private equity slowdown is causing both LPs and GPs to rethink their approach to the Asia-Pacific region.