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LPs are scrutinising fund managers’ ability to deliver in a downturn.

Appetite for the asset class continues to rise at a staggering rate, but there are lingering concerns over what might happen when the music stops.

ESG is increasingly a deal-breaker for LPs and GPs are responding by stepping up their game.

Significant macroeconomic shifts, such as the low-carbon transition, bring both opportunities and risks, says chief investment officer Christopher Ailman.

GP stakes funds are targeting nearly three times 2019’s record fundraising haul, but the lack of predictability around exits may be keeping LPs from embracing the strategy.

Reduced economics may be appealing, but triaging record dealflow can be tough.

Investors can accelerate progress on diversity, equity and inclusion, say Marie-Andrée Dupuis and Giovanni Orsi at Canada’s PSP Investments.

Investor demand for new managers rests on the return of in-person meetings.

The proportion of LPs planning to tap the secondaries market remains flat, but strong currents point to much more opportunistic buying and selling.