People – Firms

Neider tells us about his summer bliss in Margate, New Jersey, his avocation as an Uber driver, and why he hates the phrase, ‘It’s a nice little business.’

Prevailing wisdom in the industry has always been to wait out the storm. But some have begun calling for managers to bite the bullet and make exits in order to flush the system and move on.

The additions include Mark Epley, named a senior adviser supporting secondaries investment origination and sponsor coverage, sources told Buyouts.

In a white paper, Investcorp's GP stakes arm expresses the increasingly complex challenge of succession planning in private markets today as the difference between the “functional” and the “economic.”

Mulholland’s departure will not result in a key-person event in the funds, which would be triggered by multiple departures, sources said.

TPG Capital now has three co-managing partners, with John Schilling joining Nehal Raj and Jeff Rhodes, who assumed leadership of the business in 2021.

Flannery, who took over leadership of Vista’s credit platform in 2018, will be succeeded by two co-heads: Greg Galligan and Pete Fisher.

Parks tells us about his ideal vacation spot in Sun Valley, Idaho, his views on pizza toppings, and why a young person interested in a private equity career shouldn't listen to his advice.

'People in the industry were feeling like we were set up for a good 2025, full of lots of new deals, lots of exits,' MacArthur told Buyouts. 'And then the tariff word came up...And tariff equals uncertainty in this market.'

President Donald Trump’s tariff show is leaving the private equity industry with no choice but to factor the administration’s isolationist tendencies into their models.