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Tech companies are well placed to answer PE sponsors’ growing questions about AI readiness, helping to buoy appetite for the sector, say KPMG’s Anuj Bahal, Patrick Carpenter and Greg Sward.
While the EU AI Act may not have a steering effect globally, private equity sponsors are working to stay ahead of regulations.
Will the Trump administration’s America First Investment Policy fundamentally change global capital flows?
The UK government expects to work more closely with the PE industry as the gap between its desire for growth and ability to spur it has widened.
Speaking at the BVCA Summit 2025, the UK's top finance minister says Britain's private equity industry is going to play a critical role in driving economic growth.
The private funds industry and its regulators have a lot of work ahead of them as private equity enters its retail era.
There’s still ‘significant work’ to be done to give US individuals access to private markets investing via their defined contribution retirement plans, according to CFO Martin Small.
PE firms are eyeing the US’s $12trn defined contribution market as their next battleground. Navigating the structural and legal hurdles won’t be an easy task.
Incentivisation and ensuring Britain’s status as an attractive place for investment professionals were at the heart of this week’s update.
Challenges within the PE ecosystem are prompting more GPs to explore outsourced and co-sourced solutions for fund administration, argue William Andreoni, Louis Crasto and Michael Carrillo of RSM US.