Fundraising & Structuring

A green shoot emerging from a pile of dollars
Seward & Kissel study finds that early-stage investments are giving GPs new fundraising opportunities.
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The firm often needs to balance its institutional expertise with the specific needs of wealth capital to address concerns around liquidity and concentration risks.
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Three elements can make the difference between an emerging manager winning over increasingly selective placement agents and going it alone.
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Key intermediaries face a slew of barriers in offering private funds for clients.
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Individuals have investing fears such as fraud and minimum ticket sizes, but thereโ€™s a path to build support.
GPs have to upgrade their operations to deal with the scale and demands of retail investors, says Juniper Square.
The growth comes despite a decline in capital from traditional sources for closed-end funds, according to a new report from McKinsey.
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Investorsโ€™ lower expectations could revitalize the markets for deals and fundraising in private equity โ€“ if sponsors act on it.
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The perpetual vehicleโ€™s unveiling is the latest sign of proliferating lending approaches for the capital-call debt.
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The proliferating perpetual vehicles present unique challenges, but familiar tools can address them.
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