North America

Tariff uncertainty may cause some GPs to exit 'at a much lower price', managing partner and CEO Eric Deram tells PEI.

Pension CIOs representing decision-making power behind collective $850bn in assets acknowledge past investment calls ‘wouldn’t work the same going forward.’

The buyout firm is 'watching very carefully' to understand the full impact of rapidly expanding tariff and trade controls, Brian Ruder and Dipan Patel tell PEI.

With peers facing substantial portfolio challenges, the $30bn endowment is urging restraint in what its leaders say is an environment for endowments akin to 2008’s financial crisis.

The $88bn pension system is 'exercising a degree of caution' in the US, according to head of global PE Lori Hall-Kimm.

The move by the asset management giant, which has around $603bn in insurance AUM, reflects a global trend among GPs.

Speaking at PEI's Women in Private Markets Summit, representatives from investors including NYCRS expressed caution about the rise of CVs on CVs, saying such practice could make GPs appear 'desperate'.

The transactional nature of semi-liquid fund structures can place a lower importance on relationship building between investors and their managers, says Nicole Musicco.

Early draft of legislation protects 'loophole', targets cuts to Biden-era stimulus, affiliate Private Funds CFO has learned.

The firm remains ‘very, very focused’ on the performance of Fund VIII, which closed below target in 2023.