Amy Carroll
Private markets CFOs are increasingly taking the strategic lead at a management company, fund and even portfolio company level.
Despite Trump declaring war on diversity, private markets firms increasingly believe that diverse perspectives breed outperformance.
Outsourcing models continue to gain traction, but M&A in the administration space is creating concerns around service levels.
Many CFOs remain confident that they can raise more than ever, despite the grueling conditions that have characterized fundraising over the past year.
The presentation of gross and net performance figures for unrealized portfolio companies continues to cause consternation.
The Private Funds CFO Insights Survey 2025 reveals the breadth of challenges and opportunities that CFOs are currently grappling with.
Supply has returned to the fund finance world, but facilities are undeniably more expensive.
Today’s private markets CFO sits at the epicenter of their business, driving strategic direction while ensuring that scalable infrastructure is in place to deliver sustainable growth.
LPs are increasingly scrutinizing back-office functions as part of their investor due diligence.
Nearly half of the respondents to this year's Insights survey stated they are yet to see practical use cases.