Manager strategy

Tariffs infuse multiple layers of uncertainty into valuations, which could delay deal activity and prolong holding periods.

As wealth managers increasingly turn their focus to alternatives, big-name firms are getting the lion’s share of the attention.

The end of cheap money and macroeconomic tailwinds is prompting investors to seek managers that are experts in specific sectors, Maurizio Arrigo tells PEI.

Fee compression will be inevitable as the evergreen market expands, according to Drew Schardt, the firm's vice-chairman and head of investment strategy.

In this 7-minute video from NEXUS 2025, the pension’s head of private equity discusses the impact of its planned total portfolio approach on its holdings and managers.

The empathy of the CEO is a decisive factor in whether an employee ownership programme has an impact, says KKR's Pete Stavros at NEXUS 2025.

As GPs ramp up their efforts globally to raise capital from insurance firms, Asia presents particular challenges in this regard.

Asset managers wanting to raise more capital from insurers in Asia need to raise their game, say insurance executives, as the region presents particular hurdles.

There is a dispersion of valuations across the markets in which private equity invests, which creates opportunities, EQT’s CCO Suzanne Donohoe tells PEI.

Richard Hope, co-head of investments at Hamilton Lane, discusses the cash drag issue that evergreen funds face and why semi-liquids aren't appropriate for every GP, in this episode of PEI's Spotlight podcast.