Brexit

A PEI survey of the global private equity community found that US-based investors are largely unaffected by Brexit in their outlook for the asset class in comparison to those in the UK and the rest of the world.

More aggressive financing structures, such as payment-in-kind or PIK notes, may be off the table, but deals are ongoing, experts say.

Our post-referendum poll reveals that beyond the brave faces most GPs are putting on, Brexit is causing real concern.

Private Equity International’s post-Brexit survey finds investors are backing away from the UK.

Here are the key issues the UK private equity industry would like new UK Chancellor Philip Hammond to tackle.

Despite investors’ Brexit-concerns, European funds in market are finding US public pensions more welcoming than in prior fundraising cycles.

Getting the passport before Brexit is crucial to avoid a period when managers would be unable to access EU investors.

We’re taking the temperature of LPs, GPs and service providers to find out what’s expected to happen following the UK’s vote to leave the EU.

Depressed exit activity could be exacerbated by the industry’s reliance on secondary sales, the industry body says.

Various public pension funds in the US and Canada have voiced their unaltered long-term outlook for private equity and see potential opportunities arising from market volatility.