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Despite increased emphasis on diversity, women remain underrepresented in private equity investment roles.
Women of Influence in Private Markets alumni share their views on opening up the private wealth channel
In this podcast episode, three of this year’s Women of Influence in Private Markets who have built businesses from the ground up discuss how they found their niche.
In this podcast episode, three of PEI Group’s Women of Influence 2024 discuss the impact that mentoring can have and offer advice on how to get the best out of these relationships.
The achievements of those featured in this year’s Women of Influence in Private Markets list highlight the myriad ways they are helping to shape the fast-changing alternatives landscape
LPs are asking more questions about diversity during fund due diligence, helping to move the needle on the gender balance in private markets, say Sijia Cai and Alisa Waxman at Davis Polk & Wardwell.
Meet 42 women creating waves in alternatives.
Private equity’s business model makes it a vital player in energy transition and sustainable transformation efforts, according to Schneider Electric’s Diana Chen, Irina Gilfanova and Cristy House.
Find out which women make up this year’s Women of Influence in Private Markets list.
New investor channels, demand for private capital, and structural mega-trends are opening up new opportunities for fast-growing private markets, says Manulife Investment Management’s Anne Valentine Andrews.