This content is from: Portfolio Here’s Why the Illiquidity Premium Is a Bad Reason to Invest in PE Investors go into private markets knowing they can’t easily sell their funds — an expectation that eliminates the compensation for tying up their money. By Julie Segal January 25, 2023
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This content is from: Portfolio Middle-Market PE Managers Had a Bad 2022 — But They Still Believe They Can Get Deals Done “Dealmakers are looking to gain an upper hand in today’s debt-constricted market through any means possible,” says Katten’s Christopher Atkinson. By Hannah Zhang January 26, 2023
This content is from: Portfolio PE Tops Allocators’ Wishlists for Next Year Private equity is the most in-demand asset class, but that might change when valuations are updated, says Daniel Leveau of SigTech. By Hannah Zhang December 13, 2022
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