This content is from: Portfolio Pandemic Pushes Investors Toward Biggest Alts Managers Emerging managers have the best shot in private equity, according to limited partners. By Amy Whyte October 01, 2020
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This content is from: Portfolio Private Equity Contracts Are Expensive And Complex. This Group Wants to Change That. The Institutional Limited Partners Association released a model limited partnership agreement Wednesday that aims to reduce complexity and costs for both GPs and LPs. By Alicia McElhaney October 30, 2019
This content is from: Corner Office Covid-19 Could Force Private Capital Managers to Lower Their Fees Limited partners had more control over fund terms during the last crisis, according to Preqin. By Amy Whyte May 21, 2020
This content is from: Portfolio Why Co-investment Funds Outperform in Private Equity Private equity managers wouldn’t offer bad deals to investors because their “limited partners pay the bills,” said a Capital Dynamics senior managing director. By Amy Whyte February 10, 2020
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
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