Graham Bippart
Many primary market LPs continue to be skeptical of continuation vehicles. But evergreen funds are already proving an all-but-insatiable source of demand for them. GPs will only be more incentivized to come to market, as a result.
Fund III will invest in mid-market companies across four sectors, ecommerce and marketing services, financial services and fintech, tech-enabled products and services and digital media.
Until July, the healthcare-focused firmโs sole partner was its founder, the former global head of healthcare private investing at Goldman Sachs
The industry may well be redefined by President Trumpโs executive order, signed yesterday, allowing 401(k)s to invest in private funds.
For many US investors, Europe's complexities were a reason not to invest. Large market shifts underway are changing that.
First-time fundraisers, almost by definition, offer an antidote to many LPs issues with, and fears about, today's PE market.
General partners facing a bifurcated future for private equity need to think hard about what 'partnership' really means. 'If you're playing the old game, you're going to lose,' secondaries legend Ian Charles told NEXUS attendees.
Partner Dane Graham speaks with senior editor Graham Bippart on how both LPs and GPs are using NAV in uncertain times.
Continued margin compression alone is enough of a threat to be considered lethal, in the long term, to many firms.
Whether you like them or not, NAV loan usage, and the complexities they introduce, is going to increase. Itโs time to become an expert on them.










