Adam Le
Buyers are increasingly splitting out their fund strategies as institutional investors seek specific risk/reward categories for secondaries.
The valuation process is key to determining the fair value of a GP’s portfolio. How is this undertaking managed?
In our final episode of Private Markets and the end of Cheap Money, we hear from IMCO, MidEuropa Partners, Oaktree Capital, BC Partners and more on what investment professionals there keep their eyes on in the era of higher borrowing costs.
Recent fund closes suggest GPs are already broadening their LP bases as traditional sources of capital dry up.
The number of private equity funds closed last year fell by one third to 1,520 – the lowest total since 2016.
Partner Rebecca Gibson speaks to PEI about the firm's latest capital raise for Oakley Capital V, its 25 new investors and why raising almost twice the amount of its predecessor is the right-size for the fund.
The PE 50 index is further evidence that investors are being given different ways to access the asset class.
Chris Field, who co-leads the law firm's private equity practice and corporate group, sits down with Spotlight to discuss club deals, GP stake sales and creative deal structuring.
The fundamentals of the private equity model will come under the microscope as access to the asset class broadens.
Liquidity and the ability to trade in and out of fund structures are key points of concern for retail investors when it comes to accessing private markets.