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Human Capital Special: Why Private Equity Recruitment Is Getting TougherThe competition for hiring top talent in private equity is getting fiercer, and high salaries may no longer be enough to entice candidates.
How Partners Group plans to build a 21st century returns factoryA move away from Wall Street is the only way to keep outperforming, the private markets investment firm's Steffen Meister tells PEI.
CDPQ's Etroy on the indirect benefits of going directThe way the Canadian pension giant's Stephane Etroy sees it, pushing into directs has a positive effect on the whole private equity programme
NYCERS: '10-year limited partnerships are here to stay'Direct investing is not a strategy suitable for all institutional investors, according to David Enriquez, co-head of private equity at New York City Employees' Retirement System.
CDPQ launches $3bn JV to hold assets for up to 15 yearsThe Canadian pension has teamed with Generation Investment Management and will target companies with strong ESG attributes.
Texas Teachers mulls Singapore officeThe Austin-based pension fund is seeking better regional coverage of Asia and Australia.
Credit Suisse's Murphy: LPs want controlThe bank has launched a four-strong directs and co-investment team amid soaring investor demand for greater control over their private equity holdings.
KKR gathers $8.5bn for long-term investmentsThe capital for the Core Investment strategy includes $3bn from the firm's own balance sheet.
Why Canadian pensions and sovereign wealths are backing this TPG spin-outBGH Capital, formed by ex-head of Asia at TPG Ben Gray, is counting on his longstanding LP contacts as his firm seeks to raise $2bn for Australia.
Buyout firms unfazed by competition from LPs on dealsThe appearance of limited partners on the buyside of deals has helped open up the market, according to dealmakers from KKR, Bridgepoint, PAI Partners and Astorg Partners at a conference in Cannes.