Isobel Markham
There’s no one agreed-upon way to measure performance in private investments.
Why private equity firms should be actively engaged with the SEC over the next six weeks.
In a heady fundraising environment, GPs are pushing fund terms in their favor, and it’s up to LPs to walk them back, Texas Municipal Retirement System’s director of private equity Christopher Schelling.
GPs have more skin in the game, according to a survey by MJ Hudson – but whose skin is it?
In a heady fundraising environment, GPs are pushing fund terms in their favor, and it’s up to LPs to walk them back, Texas Municipal Retirement System’s director of private equity Christopher Schelling.
Why private equity firms should be actively engaged with the SEC over the next six weeks.
Breaking from tradition, Auxo Growth Holdings I has no management fees and all of its LPs are invested in the management company.
GPs are jumping at the chance to make use of credit lines, the investment consultant says, and greater transparency at fund level is needed to help investors clearly assess performance.
The message to GPs from our Private Fund Compliance Forum this week was clear: the SEC will be back.
In its latest paper, the consulting firm argues the private equity industry has not peaked, but to take advantage of the continued opportunity firms must get their own houses in order.
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