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The PEI Awards 2022 set out to recognise the industry’s achievements over the past year. PEI invited submissions across more than 70 categories, spanning the Americas, Asia-Pacific, Europe, the Middle East and Africa, as well as secondaries. Here, you can find out which firms received the most industry votes and emerged as 2022’s award winners.
The PEI Awards celebrate the private equity industry’s standout firms, highlighting their contributions to the worlds of fundraising, secondaries and more. This year’s industry-voted awards recognise the achievements of GPs, investors and advisory firms across more than 70 categories, spanning the Americas, Asia-Pacific, Europe, the Middle East and Africa. Congratulations to all the winners.
The PEI Awards have been shining a light on the private equity industry’s achievements since 2001 and 2020 was no exception. While last year was clearly challenging, the industry-voted awards recognise the bright spots among the uncertainty and celebrate excellence. Congratulations to the winners across this year’s 71 categories, which span the Americas, Asia-Pacific, Europe, the Middle East and Africa, as well as the secondaries market.
The private equity industry continues to grow and innovate, and Private Equity International‘s annual awards aim to recognise that evolution. With 76 awards given out across four regions plus a new secondaries section, we honour the firms making strides in areas as diverse as healthcare to energy, distressed debt to frontier markets and more. The winners below are a testament to excellence in a market that continues to break new ground – and we congratulate them.
The winners in the 2018 Private Equity International awards are a testament to the innovation and growth of the industry. With 72 awards given out across four regions, we honour the firms making strides in areas as diverse as healthcare to energy, distressed debt to frontier markets, long-term holds to secondaries and much more.
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