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An influx of retail capital could change the future of private equity, bringing with it growth opportunities and operational implications.
Retail investors’ appetite for private market opportunities is unlikely to dissipate in the long term, but barriers remain, say Apex Group’s Elaine Chim, Gareth Smith and Rajeesh Khanna Chinnaswamy
An exclusive investor survey conducted by PEI reveals three quarters of LPs will not reduce their target allocations to private markets in the face of the denominator effect.
David Larsen, a managing director at Duff & Phelps, says investors should seek guidance from their GPs as to likely discounts.
John Vaske is establishing the Singapore government-owned investor as a key player in the North American market.
Details of the South Korean firm's last four flagships were disclosed in pension documents obtained by Private Equity International.
Private equity must outperform all other strategies for the pension plan to reach its assumed rate of return, says chief investment officer Dhvani Shah.
This week PEI is examining the Middle East – a region full of institutional capital. These are the five biggest that commit to private equity.
There is appetite for deals in the right sectors in the Middle East, which has had a volatile year with internal conflicts compounded by international tensions.
The five largest funds raised over the last five years gathered a combined $95.3bn. Here are the LPs that made hefty commitments to more than one of them.