Asia private equity insiders expect larger pools of capital coming to market, growth in shadow capital and an increase in China technology deals.
As the economic cycle approaches its peak, it can be challenging to predict what will happen in 2018, but one thing is almost certain: more money will flow into private equity.
Canada Pension Plan Investment Board's secondaries team is giving traditional firms a run for their money. The secret to its success is more than simply having a lower cost of capital.
Greg Stento, a managing director at HarbourVest Partners, worries the lessons learned from prior downturns are fading.
The LP-friendly limited partnership agreement is intended to cut down the need for negotiation and side letters when establishing a private equity fund.
Ahmed Badreldin, former head of MENA for The Abraaj Group, writes for PEI about his thoughts for LPs on fund due diligence lessons and investor safeguards.
The document paints a picture of deceit, bribery and personal enrichment at the collapsed emerging markets firm.
Fees and expenses remain a top concern for LPs for whom carry distribution is also a worry, writes David Turner.
In 10 years, limited partners will look very different. This short presentation explores fees, performance, moving to directs and more.
The year delivered strong exits for GPs, increased dealflow in Japan, South Korea and Australia as well as a pick-up in fundraising.