This content is from: Portfolio More LPs Are Investing With Managers They Haven’t Met — But Many Remain ‘Uncomfortable’ Incumbent managers have the edge as investors continue to grapple with the constraints of the pandemic, according to an Eaton Partners survey. By Amy Whyte September 24, 2020
This content is from: Corner Office The Multimillion-Dollar Expense Private Equity and VC Firms Are Under Pressure To Cut “More than half of VCs surveyed do not actively manage a cost that averages $7.5 million per firm annually,” according to Apperio. By Amy Whyte September 23, 2020
This content is from: Corner Office Oxford University Has a Shot at Vaccine Billions. Or Does It? Inside the competitive, turbulent, and morally fraught race to capitalize on a Covid-19 vaccine. By Amy Whyte September 23, 2020
This content is from: Portfolio Secondaries Funds Launched During Crises Have Outperformed Secondaries funds raised during the 2008 financial crisis and European debt crisis beat regular private equity funds, according to Preqin. By Amy Whyte September 22, 2020
This content is from: Portfolio Investors Have Bet Big That You Can Get Private Equity Returns in the Public Markets. A New Study Says Otherwise. New research suggests private-equity-owned firms respond differently to financial distress — and that the resulting performance “cannot be replicated by other investors.” By Amy Whyte September 21, 2020
This content is from: Portfolio Where Performance Fees Don’t Work Researchers from systematic investment firm Dimensional Fund Advisors and MIT make the case against performance fees for factor-based strategies. By Amy Whyte September 18, 2020
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