Nicholas Donato

GTCR has traded lawsuits with the purchaser of its portfolio company APS Healthcare, which is accusing the mid-market firm of whitewashing the company’s financial health before exit.

Investors are increasingly worried that some questionable charges – such as first-class travel – are being treated as fund expenses.

Seven mega-firms remain on trial in the long-running US case.

The revelation that an LP commitment to Accel Partners' 2009 fund makes the church an indirect investor in Wonga, a payday loan provider it has publicly criticised, has prompted the church to review its entire portfolio.

Top quartile GPs outperform public markets, fresh research shows, but when looking at averages across the industry, gross private equity returns are on par with public markets.

The reform will allow private fund managers to mass advertise fundraising efforts under the condition they disclose more data to the US regulator.

State pension plans are finding fault with a study by two Maryland think tanks concluding that alternative asset fund managers are not worth the fees they charge.

A bill to exempt private equity firms from SEC registration has sailed through the House Financial Services Committee.

Blackstone, Lion and Carlyle are among 100 listed targets of anti-capitalist demonstrators planning to gather in London ahead of the G8 summit in June.

A fund manager allegedly making wild claims about the JOBS Act’s ability to help generate guaranteed investor returns has been charged with fraud by SEC officials.