Graham Winfrey
Limited partners will continue to fight for better terms in what will be a more difficult fundraising environment next year, says Hall Capital’s Jessica Reed Saouaf.
A host of new challenges are expected to confront the private equity industry next year, but new sources of capital and opportunities in distressed investing could be highlights of 2012, according to an industry panel.
The Riverside Company, a firm with a strong roster of operational professionals, has pulled talent from American Capital to bolster its value-add approach.
The global mid-market firm continues to bolster its operational ranks, adding Laswon Software head Harry Debes to its now 25-strong software and technology team.
A study finding private equity managers generate alpha is true to mark, regardless of some biases in its methodology, said Oliver Gottschalg of the HEC School of Management.
The Virginia-based fund of funds has hired Gordon Hargraves from New York-based Rho Fund Investors, where he spent 12 years focusing on venture capital and smaller buyout funds.
Investment activity in Canada was marked by a drop in both deal flow and transaction values during the third quarter, according to Canada's Venture Capital & Private Equity Association.
The global investment advisor has added Jim Strang, former head of fund investment at Dunedin Capital Partners, as a principal in London.
CEOs of venture-funded businesses expect roughly a 16% increase in compensation in 2012, according to a new study questioned by VC fund managers.
The Carlyle Group is bringing on new talent to manage its public relations in North and South America as it prepares for a public listing.
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