Venture Capital Struggles to Meet Hurdle Rate Hurdle rates unfairly punish VC funds, according to eFront’s CEO. Christine Idzelis July 15, 2019
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CalPERS Returns 6.7 Percent for the Year, Driven by Fixed Income It was a year of transition for the pension fund, with senior-level staffing changes and a big private equity plan. Alicia McElhaney July 11, 2019
The Private Equity Funds Selling for More Than They’re Worth Nearly two-thirds of secondary fund stakes are selling at their net-asset value or higher, according to Palico. Amy Whyte July 10, 2019
Hedge Funds Still Winning the Fee Battle With Investors Managers are bending on fees, but investors continue to give back a big slice of returns. Julie Segal July 09, 2019
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Morningstar Transforms Analyst and Quant Ratings for Funds Here’s what happens when Morningstar changes its widely-followed ratings system. Julie Segal July 09, 2019
Quant Funds Are Struggling to Keep Up Bank of America strategists examined the performance of quant funds amid the best first half for U.S. equities since 1997. Christine Idzelis July 08, 2019
Private Equity Returns Are Being ‘Distorted’ by Loans, Research Finds A pair of Carnegie Mellon business school professors have waded into the subscription credit line debate. Amy Whyte July 03, 2019
Private Equity Managers Are Increasingly Turning to Loans Instead of Investors Amy Whyte June 11, 2019
