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
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This content is from: Corner Office Time-Consuming, Complex, and Misconstrued: Why Pension Funds Can’t Put a Number on Private Equity Fees The SEC and others are pushing for more transparency in private markets — but pension staffers worry about the consequences. By Alicia McElhaney July 06, 2022
