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ESG approaches a tipping point
Tailwinds are growing stronger for the responsible investing movement as coronavirus and political upheaval rock the globe.
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Akin Gump: Can secondaries shake off the effects of covid-19?
After an initial secondaries slowdown, the market could recover with a vengeance, say Akin Gump partners Mary Lavelle and Trey Muldrow.
Evercore: In a stalled market, preferred equity powers forward
Even with traditional secondaries at a standstill, preferred equity could prosper in the pandemic, write Evercore’s Nigel Dawn and Dale Addeo
Landmark Partners: Structuring creatively in volatile markets
Changing markets present opportunities for those with the experience and resources to find creative solutions, write Landmark Partners’ Barry Miller, Geoffrey Mullen and Avi Turetsky
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HarbourVest emerges as lead investor in $1.5bn DeVos family office deal
The deal is one of the largest on the market in the pandemic downturn, which has stopped most secondaries deal activity as buyers and sellers look for more clarity on private equity valuations.
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2020 Deal of the Year Awards
Since 1990, the editors of Buyouts have honored exceptional buyouts with our Deal of the Year Awards.
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The Secondaries Report
Secondaries: Ready for takeoff
The initial shock of the covid-19 pandemic is wearing off and markets are starting to adjust to the new reality. In...
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Market at a glance: Fewer North American PE funds are securing big money
As of April 29, 283 US-based buyout, growth equity, mezzanine and other PE funds collected a total of $86.1bn, down 24 percent from the $113.5bn secured during the same period last year.
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Counting the cost of co-investment
A recent survey published by Buyouts shows that getting into a fund from the outside can be costly
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PODCAST: The big hitters thinking of jumping ship
Some experienced investment professionals are seeing their funds take a hit from the pandemic and are considering moving to new pastures. This is one trend identified by Will Invine of Stem7 in a discussion of key issues in alternative assets recruitment.
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