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From underwriting through to exit, AI is rewriting the rules of growth investing in the tech sector, says Goldman Sachs’ Christian Resch.

GPs need to be on top of their game when investing in modern, tech-centric businesses, with data architecture that informs more effective decisions, say BNP Paribas’ Christophe Picardel, Trinanjan Sengupta and Adam Oumina.

Product-first growth is essential in a rapidly evolving technology market, say Riverwood Capital co-founders and managing partners Jeff Parks and Francisco Alvarez-Demalde.

Europe’s venture ecosystem is producing more global winners than ever, with AI driving an explosion of innovation and opening up pathways for tech-focused investors seeking early upside, says Adams Street Partners’ Ross Morrison.

The continent’s renewed focus on strategic autonomy, industrial resilience and defense readiness is reshaping the defense investment landscape, say Tikehau Capital’s Fabien Roualdes and Cyril Moulin.

Exits processes can falter for any number of reasons, but in this podcast, we look at the best practices to rebound from major setbacks and still walk away with returns worth cheering.

Human capital issues can make or break an exit, but managing relationships with the full spectrum of stakeholders is more art than science. In this podcast, we offer some guidance to ensure the people involved remain an asset, not a liability.

Healthcare’s growth potential and breadth of underlying sub-sectors are driving secondaries activity in the industry, says Linden Capital Partners’ Tony Davis.

The harsh economic backdrop for industrials has pushed operational discipline up the agenda for PE firms, notes MiddleGround Capital’s founding and managing partner John Stewart.

The institutional capability to convert an investment thesis into excess returns and sustainable enterprise value is the defining differentiator in PE performance, argue EFESO’s Andrea Mantegazza and Fabian Rodriguez.