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PE firms press advantages to snap up tech assets

Strategic buyers are starting to lose out to private equity firms which are leveraging tech advantages in their portfolios, according to a Silicon Valley-based partner at Hogan Lovells.

2 min read · 09 January 2018

Riverside: Auction processes are brutal for buyers

Béla Szigethy and Stewart Kohl, co-chief executives of the Riverside Company, believe the current strong seller’s market in private equity will continue this year.

3 min read · 09 January 2018

NZ Super’s expansion capital strategy in five charts

NZ Super is planning to invest close to $190m in domestic companies in the next 10 years. Private Equity International takes a look at the fund’s expansion capital strategy.

1 min read · 08 January 2018

From the archive: UPS on sizing up managers

In the fall, PEI caught up with UPS' private equity portfolio manager to discuss active portfolio management, direct investing and subscription lines of credit.

6 min read · 21 December 2017

Perspectives 2018 Asia-Pacific: Looking west

Western political instability is one of the top worries for Asia-Pacific investors, writes Sam McMurray.

2 min read · 21 December 2017

Perspectives 2018 North America: Signs of distress

North American LPs are pessimistic about private equity returns heading into 2018, writes Sam McMurray.

2 min read · 20 December 2017

ILPA: Europe drives strong private market returns in Q2

European PE & VC and secondaries were the standout performers in ILPA's quarterly analysis of net internal rates of return.

1 min read · 18 December 2017

Looking back: North America in 2017

The North American market was dominated by big fundraises and soaring asset prices.

3 min read · 13 December 2017

Trends of the Year: blue-chip GP-led secondaries deals

A handful of big-name deals pushed GP-led processes into the mainstream in 2017, but questions around their planning and execution will dominate discourse going into 2018.

3 min read · 13 December 2017

CalPERS pays more in fees, less in carry

The US’s largest public pension decreased its overall expense costs by $170m during the fiscal year ended 30 June, up from $67m of savings last year.

2 min read · 13 December 2017

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