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Mario Giannini, the firm’s executive co-chairman, will relinquish his duties next March after helping build a platform that manages and advises on more than $1trn of assets.

Costs and concerns related to cybersecurity risk have increased in the wake of AI.

Manager selection is becoming increasingly critical as private capital enters the next phase of its life, writes Anthony Tutrone, global head of Neuberger Private Markets.

After years of buying and selling secondaries as an allocator, Yangge Seaman believes that while institutional investors often have the appetite and capital to pursue deals, they aren’t able to follow through. Her new firm, Gordian Investment Group, aims to bridge that gap.

The firm has received a licence to deal securities in Hong Kong just months after appointing its first head of Australia.

GPs including Bain and Apollo said at the UK Private Capital Summit that it is difficult to quantify claims around AI's contribution to value creation and cost reduction.

The rapid growth of the secondaries market has led to suggestions that it could see transaction volumes of $500bn – or even $1trn – by 2030. Just four years out from this deadline, are such predictions realistic?

In today's edition, Foundations are hungry for more private equity; Why AI is rendering Warburg a banking bull; M&G's PE head is on the move.

In today's edition, Trophy assets are commanding premiums in the secondaries market; Moelis taps Lazard for its private capital advisory buildout; Temasek-linked Azalea raises a smaller fund of funds.