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What You Need to Know About Investing in Private Equity
Regulatory changes have opened private equity markets to retail investors. Is this type of investment right for you?
What Consumers Need To Know About Private Equity
There are tons of investment funds out there. Some of these funds are actually traded publicly on the markets. Private equity funds are not
Why the market for secondhand private-equity stakes is thriving
Wherever there is a primary market, a secondary one is never far behind | Finance & economics
How Hedge Fund And Private Equity Managers Are Innovating Around Fees
However, EY also found significant differences in the types of technology being adopted by hedge fund and private equity managers.
Why high-net-worth investors like a little private equity
Investors with a long time horizon, like high-net investors, see the value in investing in small companies
What is private equity, and why is it killing everything you love?
Private equity led to the closing of Toys R Us and cost 30,000 workers their jobs — and it’s hardly the only example of a deal gone wrong.
7 things everyone should know about the private equity industry
It shapes every big company in America, even those it never directly touches.
How advisers can benefit as the cost of private-equity investing is driven down
Those who understand this emerging shift early will be well-positioned to help their clients grow their portfolios.
How Dry Powder Could Blow Up Private Credit and Private Equity
The surplus of capital available for both private equity deals and private credit loans poses serious risks to investors, according to JPMorgan Asset Management.
How long does a Private Equity Group wait before selling your Company again?
Most people think of a private equity holding period as between 3 and 5 years, which could cause a significant and legitimate concern among business owners. However, there is no hard rule to apply to this asset class and to make a determination whether or not to consider a PEG as a prospective buyer based upon the median hold period, would be to make a one-dimensional decision.
What Private Equity Investors Get Wrong
Investors in private equity are great at choosing investments and keeping track of returns — but they fall short in negotiation and monitoring, according to eFront.
How Private Equity Firms Are Coping With More Competition
EY sees a “barbell dynamic” in an increasingly crowded private equity market.
What’s the ‘Deal’ With Private Equity?
After decades of fundraising by private equity managers in the institutional investment world, pensions and endowments are tapped out. As a result, we are getting more inbound calls and emails from private equity and debt managers looking to raise money. We should probably take a step back and wonder why.
Compliance and Private Equity: An Oxymoron?
We all enjoy an oxymoron, e.g., army intelligence, compassionate conservative. Some words go together and some do not. When it comes to compliance and...
Sidestep private equity’s potential landmines
There are several under-the-radar issues unique to deals involving private equity buyers or sellers which, without planning, can become potential problems.
Are Private Equity Firms Inflating Their Returns?
PitchBook analysts found no evidence that IRRs have been distorted by the increased use of subscription credit lines.
How Private Equity Firms Should Disclose Fees, Loans to Investors
In new guidance for the private equity industry, ILPA expressed concern over excessive management fees.
Tips from a private equity analyst turned personal finance guru
Former private equity analyst turned personal finance guru Emilie Bellet’s book debunks tired myths around women and millennials’ money
Private Equity Turns to Big Data to Find Deals
High-tech analysis is helping investors decide what to buy—and how much to pay.
When It Comes to Private Equity, Is Smaller Better?
British charities and endowments are increasing their allocations to private equity. Is that a good thing?
