Carmela Mendoza
Carmela Mendoza is a senior reporter for Private Equity International based in London. She first joined PEI in Hong Kong in 2015 and covered Asia. A graduate of Ateneo de Manila University, she previously worked for a digital agency in Singapore focused on government websites and publications covering business, trade and industry, transport, and social development.
Jail time, fines and increasing investigations from the local tax authority – in Germany’s largest state, the private equity industry appears to be in a state of fear when it comes to the issue of tax and offshoring.
Private equity needs to do more in investor and adviser education, along with creating products that address investors’ liquidity needs, according to panellists at NEXUS 2024.
Panellists at PEI Group’s NEXUS 2024 summit discuss the blurring of the lines between secondaries and co-investments.
Private markets products geared towards the wealthy require the same standard of care as institutional investor offerings, according to the firm’s president and COO.
GPs should not assume their investors don't require insight into the capital structure of such facilities, according to panellists at NEXUS 2024.
Speaking at Private Equity International’s inaugural NEXUS 2024 event, Howard Marks warned that investors should brace for lower returns.
With some managers looking offshore, and a general election on the horizon, the UK mid-market is undergoing something of an evolution.
The outpost will be the European growth and buyout firm’s fourth globally after Paris, London and Boston.
US regulators' increased scrutiny on the industry has created knock-on effects on investors’ demand for more disclosure. A key challenge for firms is managing the cost of compliance, says Private Funds CFO's DC correspondent, Bill Myers.
Market participants we've spoken to in recent weeks don't appear as perturbed by potential political change as you might expect.