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The ability to access, analyse, and present more and more data sets is quickly becoming a key differentiator in how investors view the sophistication of private market participants. Whether it is in the private equity or private debt realm, investment partners are relying on advanced analytic tools – for example
STORIES OF TRANSFORMATION: This year’s military conflicts have caused disruption across energy markets, both challenging and reinforcing the investment case for fossil fuels. Infrastructure investors now need to separate the long-term trends from the short-term fluctuations.
In Alternative Views, Private Equity Wire® goes behind closed doors with those in the know to get the latest on private markets. In this episode, we discuss the priorities of family offices with Robin Lauber, co-founder of Infinitas Capital.
With the great wealth transfer beginning to hit family capital, managers will be faced with new generations which have their own investment priorities, experience, and approach to doing business.
As UK pension funds report on their progress towards increasing their allocations to the country’s private markets, real estate is getting the lion’s share of the investment.
STORIES OF TRANSFORMATION: To meet the compute demands of AI companies, data centre construction is surging. Private capital is playing a key role in financing that buildout: but just as new projects are on the rise, so is public opposition.
In Alternative Views, Private Equity Wire® goes behind closed doors with those in the know to get the latest on private markets. In this episode we discuss emerging managers and independent sponsors with Jason Howard, founder of New Catalyst Strategic Partners.
The start of earnings season saw strong results for Wall Street, but a muted performance for private markets. While AI capex is providing a meaningful boost, public market instability could be a sign of challenges to come.
STORIES OF TRANSFORMATION: Reducing the dependence of energy grids on fossil fuels means ensuring renewables can provide the grid with power when it is needed, not just when it is being generated. Some zero-emission sources can already run continuously, such as nuclear and geothermal, but others cannot.
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