Commentary

Thought leadership from the private equity industry’s leading voices including legal experts, industry veterans, asset class specialists and academics.

Investors are expecting their GPs to do everything they can to save portfolio companies and keep employees on the payroll – and that includes accepting eligible government support.
Investors who rushed to join the country’s digital revolution are facing issues pre-dating the pandemic that could spell the end of private equity’s golden age.
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Tom Walker of seed investor Rev1 Ventures offers a guide to positioning your funds to deliver the best value to investors and your portfolio.
Our list of future leaders of PE recognises the investors, dealmakers, fundraisers, operators and lawyers who will shape the asset class in years to come.
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PE firms are following a three-phase approach during the crisis, writes Gopal Tampi of Mizuho Americas.
Excluding private equity-backed companies from government assistance programmes only harms those pensions and employees society is striving to protect.
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Our annual Japan Special showcases the tenacious local managers that have persisted through a tough market. It is this grit and determination that gives them confidence to face the next downturn.
Mathieu Dréan, Triago
Compared with 2008, the secondaries market is better positioned for a swift recovery, writes Triago managing partner Mathiéu Drean.
Firms with a team-based leadership approach have a higher chance of success during periods of dislocation, writes veteran investor Neil Harper.
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Experts from law firm Dechert outline ways GPs can raise additional capital for the portfolios.
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