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PE Technology Reports 2021

Private Equity Technology Report 2021

Private Equity Technology Report 2021

The private equity space may have been slower to embrace cutting-edge technology than their hedge fund counterparts, but the market boom and fierce competition are shifting the landscape towards tech solutions.
The ‘Private Equity Technology Report 2021’ special report comprises zero separate articles listed below, these can be read individually or as a sequence.
By Robin Pagnamenta – They are used to big deals, quick turnarounds – and bumper pay days. But private equity executives have, in the past, sometimes been slower to embrace something else: cutting edge technology which rules the roost in many
It’s a golden age for private equity firms, amid soaring valuations and a frenzy of takeover deals over the past year.  That same pace of growth and success is also acting as a powerful agent of change for the industry
By Katey Bogue, Head of Private Fund Solutions, Nasdaq Private Fund Solutions – As the size and importance of private fund portfolios continue to scale rapidly for LPs, so too do the complexities of raising and reporting for GPs. There
By Rebecca Symonds, Chief Operating Officer, EWM Global – Private equity firms are digitally transforming their operating environments at break-neck pace. From the front- to the middle- and onto the back office, technology has revolutionized the way that firms interact with
Over the past 18 months, the shift towards working from home has exposed private equity firms to a far higher threat of cyberattacks, and many have wanted to review their cybersecurity options to ensure good defences against cyber-attack, says George
Private equity managers have had a frenetic 12 months. From the depths of the pandemic, the industry has staged a remarkable rebound, eagerly hunting down deals as firms rush to spend dry powder. With more than USD580 billion in deals announced in
Legal bills are never much fun when they land in the inbox. This is especially true for private equity firms, for whom legal costs can be among their single biggest areas of expenditure. But a flurry of cloud-based technologies is

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