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The growing prevalence of PE in Japan has brought a deluge of deals, but that’s not without its downsides, says Ropes & Gray private equity partner and Tokyo office managing partner Tsuyoshi Imai.
40 under 40: Future Leaders of Private Equity. Meet the dealmakers showing ingenuity and originality beyond their years.
After a steady start, 2022 is shaping up to be another busy year for deals as private equity firms remain active despite testing markets, say Baker McKenzie partners Darcy Down and Michael Fieweger
Inflation and higher rates won’t derail the momentum of growth investing, but they will help reveal who got ahead on judgment and who got there by luck.
In a highly competitive environment, TPG Capital is digging for alpha in the ‘nooks and crannies’ of its target industries and staying laser-focused on its strategy, say Nehal Raj, Jeffrey Rhodes and Todd Sisitsky
The PEI team pored over more than 300 nominations to find this year’s class of 40 future leaders in the private equity industry
The PE giant is bullish on an M&A surge in 2022, with bilateral deals deemed the safer route as investors flee high-risk public listings.
Inflation and rising interest rates, as well as the uncertainty surrounding the Ukraine conflict, could cause a turn of fortunes in the industry, says Bain’s EVP of private equity.
Strong partnerships are critical to developing businesses at scale throughout key markets in Europe, say Marco Herbst, Greg Laï, Christian Rochat and Eric Rouzier at Clayton, Dubilier & Rice.
As corporates face pressure to divest non-core assets, private equity firms remain willing and attractive buyers, say Baker McKenzie partners Steven Canner and Michael Fieweger.