Limited Partners

In a conversation with Warburg Pincus CEO Chip Kaye, Eneasz Kadziela, the head of private equity with the New York City comptroller, said the frantic fundraising pace of 2021 was something of a burden for LPs.

Speaking at PEI Group's NEXUS 2024 summit, the Carlyle co-founder said his firm could have done a better job developing its non-institutional offering in the past.

Larger players are also better positioned to tap capital in the private wealth channel, according to Hamilton Lane's 2024 market overview.

The country’s life insurers have offloaded fund stakes and halved their annual commitments partly due to current and impending capital requirements.

With fundraising sluggish and GPs often desperate for capital, LPs are in a stronger position to demand certain concessions on their ‘no-fee’ co-investments.

The lead attorney for six trade groups has warned an appellate panel that the SEC's sweeping rules will cost industry $5.4bn per year if left standing.

In this episode of the Spotlight podcast, Jill Shaw, a managing director at global consultancy Cambridge Associates, discusses the hottest private markets strategies for these investors and their ideal approaches to portfolio construction.

Allen Waldrop, director of private equity at Alaska Permanent Fund Corporation, has been tasked with optimising the institution's exposure to PE.

The average PE exposure across all investor types surpassed 10% last year, up more than 4 percentage points compared with five years ago, according to PEI’s full-year 2023 Investor Report.