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Technology is impacting all areas of private equity, from portfolio management to origination and IR.
The 2022 Private Funds Leaders Survey confirms the strength of sentiment in the private markets despite the challenging macro conditions, finds Dan McNamara, chief strategy officer at MUFG Investor Services.
Direct lending managers are looking for partners to take the reins on day-to-day operations as they navigate rapid expansion, says MUFG’s Treabhor Mac Eochaidh, executive director and head of debt services.
Decisions about which services to outsource need careful consideration, says Shani Zindel, chief investment officer, Livingbridge.
Talent acquisition and retention is an increasingly important operational lever, says Joshua Cherry-Seto, chief financial officer at Bluewolf Capital.
How private fund leaders really feel as inflationary concerns start to bite.
The US still significantly lags other geographies, suggests our Private Funds Leaders Survey.
The prospect of spiraling costs is the industry’s number one concern.
Utilizing automated, on-demand and AI-driven techniques, cyber-attackers have found new methods to zero in on PE firms, writes Chris Hueneke, who leads the Security Practice at RKON.
With cyber-threats evolving rapidly, managers need to build proper systems and make sure security is at the heart of business transformation, technology and innovation, says Rich Itri, chief innovation officer at ECI.
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