Restructuring

Founders who are slow in succession planning risk handing over firms their successors cannot afford to buy, according to a report from Bain & Co.

'Chances of us going to market are improving,' says managing partner and head of Southeast Asia Thomas Lanyi.

Haarmann tells us about his fantasy job as a pro hockey player, his love of ‘powder days,’ and why Omakase is a thrilling dining experience.

Short-term and increasingly passive public markets aren’t always the right fit for major transformations, particularly those being driven by trends such as decarbonisation and AI.

LPs confront GPs’ creative – or some would say ‘desperate’ – efforts to stay in market without a new fund.

By appealing to retail and large institutional investors, mega-managers may end up with the lion’s share of capital, with implications for themselves and their investors, writes Cambridge Associates’ Andrea Auerbach.

Competition for capital is fierce, but new firm formation is poised to continue nonetheless.

Private markets M&A continues to gather pace as asset management mega-platforms attempt to meet all their investors’ needs.

Stuart Wrigley, who will also lead the firm's Asia-Pacific expansion from a new Singapore office, joins following a 24-year stint at GSAM, most recently as head of its APAC client solutions group.