This content is from: Portfolio Private Equity Turns to Small Add-ons for Profits As market conditions worsen, private equity firms have become more risk-averse and adopted more conservative strategies. By Hannah Zhang September 30, 2022
This content is from: Portfolio For Private Equity Managers, IPOs Aren’t What They Used to Be “The glory of going public is no longer there,” said David Layton, Partners Group CEO. By Alicia McElhaney September 21, 2022
This content is from: Portfolio Nuveen’s Team Sees Opportunities in Private Markets — But Disagrees on How Much “You need to be careful about picking private equity managers that are investing in the right areas,” Nuveen CIO Saira Malik said. By Jessica Hamlin October 03, 2022
This content is from: Culture Report Sparks Questions Over Transparency Into Private Equity Holdings Two non-profit watchdogs say a dispute over its joint oil and gas scorecard illustrates the lack of readily available information on a huge industry. By Jessica Hamlin September 20, 2022
This content is from: Portfolio Private Equity Firms Get Creative About Value Generation As market conditions worsen, it’s hard for PE firms to achieve successful outcomes if they focus on nothing but chasing new deals. By Hannah Zhang September 21, 2022
This content is from: Corner Office Everyone Complains About Private Equity Fees — But Investors Are More Likely to Walk Away Over Transparency Fifty-nine percent of private market investors believe better alignment of interests can be achieved by improved fund transparency, according to Preqin. By Hannah Zhang September 20, 2022
