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  • From the archive: PAI Partners' comeback
    Private Equity News & AnalysisIsobel Markham- 20 December 2017

    PAI Partners was nearly destroyed by an internal dispute in 2009. It's now back in market with its seventh fund. For our February issue we sat down with the firm's head to talk about the comeback.

  • Why the fund of funds model is still relevant
    Private Equity News & AnalysisAdam Le- 23 November 2017

    A revamped internal structure, new business lines and a focus on separate accounts have helped the firm thrive in a tough market for funds of funds, says head of secondaries Wouter Moerel.

  • PGGM chief executive Else Bos to resign
    PEI Staff- 1 June 2017

    Bos has helped grow the pension manager into the Netherlands' second largest and led the appointment of its new head of infrastructure last year.

  • AlpInvest collects $6.5bn for latest secondaries programme
    Adam Le- 3 April 2017

    The Carlyle fund of funds unit expects increased global uncertainty to create investment opportunities for its sixth programme.

  • Privately Speaking: Michel Paris of PAI Partners
    Isobel Markham- 20 February 2017

    PAI Partners was nearly destroyed by an internal dispute in 2009. Eight years later, it is deploying its over-subscribed sixth fund. The firm’s head talks about the comeback.

  • Warburg invests $120m in Indian cinema chain
    Carmela Mendoza- 19 January 2017

    The Canada Pension Plan Investment Board, Dutch pension fund PGGM and UK's CDC have also previously invested in PVR.

  • Impact investing at a 'tipping point'
    PEI Staff- 8 December 2016

    The world's largest-ever gathering of impact investors opened with a call to arms.

  • Privately Speaking: David Rubenstein of The Carlyle Group
    Toby Mitchenall- 3 November 2016

    In our first magazine we interviewed Carlyle co-founder David Rubenstein as he sought to build a brand with global recognition. This month, we meet again to assess how the firm – and the industry – has moved to the mainstream.

  • Multiples Alternate Assets MD quits
    Carmela Mendoza- 19 September 2016

    Dinesh Tiwari’s resignation comes at a time when the Mumbai-based firm has just raised $690m for its second buyout fund.

  • ADIA continues to trim external managers
    Isobel Markham- 20 July 2016

    In its annual review, the $773bn Abu Dhabi sovereign wealth fund reported a fall in 20- and 30-year annualised returns against a 'backdrop of slowing global growth'.