Private equities director Pitchai Yungtawesak answers our quick-fire LP quiz.
Family offices have the most positive attitude to private equity since PEI began surveying them five years ago.
These eight limited partners are willing to take a chance on fund terms, strategies and co-investments most won’t give a second glance – and their private equity programmes are reaping the benefits.
A lack of visibility over a market downturn is 'concerning', according to the head of private equity at Canada's second largest pension.
This summer Richard Clarke-Jervoise, head of the private equity team at family office manager Stonehage Fleming, shared his thoughts on management fees, subscription credit lines, and what family office investors really want.
According to a survey of LPs by placement agent Probitas Partners, declining interest in China is driving a drop-off across emerging markets.
The US’s largest public pension decreased its overall expense costs by $170m during the fiscal year ended 30 June, up from $67m of savings last year.
Jeffrey Diehl, managing partner and head of investments at Adams Street Partners, sees the mega-funds raised in 2017 as a sign of things to come.
A low interest rate environment and growth in pension fund money continue to fuel to South Korean LPs' expansion into alternatives.
The use of subscription credit lines was a defining and divisive debate among LPs and GPs in 2017.