PAI Partners was nearly destroyed by an internal dispute in 2009. It's now back in market with its seventh fund. For our February issue we sat down with the firm's head to talk about the comeback.
In 2016 the death of Clessidra’s founder and figurehead threw the Italian firm into disarray and threatened to scupper a fundraising process. This year we met the man charged with riding to the rescue.
European LPs have been happy with their PE performance, but take nothing for granted, writes Sam McMurra
Dong Hun Jang, chief investment officer at the South Korea pension fund, answers our quick-fire LP quiz.
In April, PEI caught up with Joe Baratta to find out where the firm is putting its private equity dollars as another slowdown looms.
The polls are now open for the 2018 Private Equity International Awards; see who made the shortlist and cast your vote here.
North American LPs are pessimistic about private equity returns heading into 2018, writes Sam McMurray.
The global epidemic has wiped at least $1.5trn off global stock markets in the past week.
CPPIB is positioning itself as a provider of more than just LP capital, Michael Woolhouse, the pension plan's head of secondaries and co-investments, told PEI at the beginning of the year.
Historically high prices remain a big investor concern as we head into 2018, investors told our LP Perspectives Survey 2018.