Private Equity
Supply chains have long trended toward globalisation, but now the pendulum is swinging the other way.
5 min read · 25 April 2022
The end of the rapid fundraising era, dealing with LP rejection and an overreliance on performance as a selling point were some of the themes that emerged in a jam-packed two days in New York.
3 min read · 21 April 2022
The rules regarding special treatment for some LPs over others could be more eloquently crafted and should rely more on disclosure than prohibition, according to CIO Andrew Palmer.
2 min read · 21 April 2022
North American GPs accounted for 89% of Petershill Partners' invested capital as of end-December, with the remainder in Europe, according to its maiden full-year earnings.
3 min read · 20 April 2022
The new venture, named Twelve Degrees, will back about three North American lower mid-market firms per year.
2 min read · 14 April 2022
Elimination of preferred treatment could even the playing field but have other consequences.
3 min read · 13 April 2022
Igor Rozenblit, former co-head of the SEC’s private funds unit, answers questions about the regulator's proposed rules for private funds.
4 min read · 06 April 2022
As the SEC clamps down on capital markets 'misconduct', the industry prepares comment letters in response to the Commission's proposed regulation changes.
3 min read · 05 April 2022
New SEC proposals could raise the stakes for private equity firms that do not have adequate frameworks in place for managing and disclosing cyber-risks.
5 min read · 01 April 2022
Private Equity International sits down with the Blackstone president and COO to discuss Ukraine, what inflation and rising rates could mean for private equity and the firm's path to $1trn in AUM.
10 min read · 01 April 2022
