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Sourcing directs and choosing from a vast sea of private markets opportunities are just some of the challenges facing APAC families, writes Hamza Ayub, executive director of multifamily office Farro Capital.
The pace in Europe for developing routes by which individual investors may access private markets has quickened, and incoming reforms may help accelerate this progress even further, write lawyers from Simpson Thacher & Bartlett.
Investors are increasingly scrutinising firms’ attitudes towards tax as an indicator of their wider position on ESG matters.
Private funds must rely on fund administrators now more than ever as the outsourcing landscape becomes increasingly fraught, write RSM US’s Christa Clark and Louis Crasto.
Interest in sports-focused growth funds is on the up, but there are certain mechanisms sponsors should consider to help mitigate the risks that minority stakes in this sector can present.
A confluence of market events are fuelling growth in the demand for NAV and hybrid facilities, write lawyers from Reed Smith.
The changing function of public and private markets in financing the real economy represents a long-term structural shift, writes Partners Group’s Steffen Meister.
In today’s complex fundraising environment, adopting different strategies and targeting new investors can provide a competitive edge says Matthew Goldstein, partner at Paul, Weiss.
The new laws have thrown up few real surprises, but there are some nuances private equity needs to be cognisant of.
Dedicated ESG strategies continue to proliferate as mainstream managers adopt best practices to maximise value, say Natasha Buckley, Till Burges and Michael Dean
at HarbourVest Partners.