Managers

KKR’s co-heads of Europe, Philipp Freise and Mattia Caprioli, discuss investing during wartime, and doubling down on their partnership playbook for Europe.

'We should be everywhere first,' Stephen Schwarzman, Blackstone’s CEO, said at the Bernstein 38th Annual Strategic Decisions Conference.

LPs are beset with a glut of requests for re-ups from their existing managers, in many cases at a much quicker pace than ever before.

Many public pension funds are approaching allocation caps as frantic fundraising pace continues.

Dedicated life sciences firms with strong AUM growth have been prime targets for larger GPs recently – here's a list of firms ranked by capital raised.

While partner departures are generally viewed with concern by LPs, in this case the three individuals leaving represent a kind of “changing of the guard” at the firm.

Diversity has become a flashpoint for board members of many LPs, who believe they can steer managers into paying more than lip service to the topic.

The Tallahassee-based public pension fund starts the year with three private commitments.

As interest rates rise, with the potential for debt to become more expensive, operational talent and the ability to achieve revenue goals through improvements in operations becomes much more in focus.

Public pensions are contending with the dreaded denominator effect as the value of their public holdings plunges in the volatile markets.