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Inside: DPI – a new dynamic is playing out and it’s dividing the market; How healthcare labor shortages are driving PE investments in medical education; GPs react to software alarm bells; Plus, much more…
In the first episode of PEI Group's new podcast series Commitment Issues, Yangge Seaman of Children's Health and Steven Batchelor of Hg discuss how both sides are seeking greater liquidity from their portfolios.
PEI Group’s quarterly fund performance reports analyse the state of private markets through the lens of our proprietary data to bring you market insights enriched by our reporting and editorial expertise.
Inside: Zombie funds – how LPs are arming themselves for PE’s Dawn of the Dead; CPP Investment’s Caitlin Gubbels on overseeing the world’s third-largest pot of institutional private equity capital; Data on demand for LP capital; Plus much more…
Investors predict there’s a coming wave of zombie funds in PE. Will they be overrun or face them head on?
In this podcast, part of PEI Group's Private Markets 2030 programme, guests from Brookfield discuss the opportunities and risks around artificial intelligence in infrastructure.
Across private equity and other private assets, there are arguments for optimism, caution and a mix of the two in these brief insights from some high-level sources in the LP orbit.
Inside: TPG Capital’s leadership team on why private equity needs new tactical thinking; Brookfield’s Anuj Ranjan on being an investor, not an observer; A secondaries roundtable; Why LPs are turning against retail-friendly GPs; And much more…
Inside: How the $80bn market is moving beyond being a niche sector; Why emerging managers in the Middle East are looking attractive; The use of technology in tracking portfolio performance; Expert comment from industry leaders; And much more…
The rise of AI is driving an unprecedented build-out of data, compute and energy infrastructure. Private investors with deep operational expertise are uniquely positioned to generate long-term value from this mega-trend, says Brookfield’s Stewart Upson.