A significant 88 per cent of Limited Partners (LPs) surveyed in the Brackendale Private Equity Corporate Identity LP Sentiment Survey H2 2021, says that even if a private equity fund was producing strong returns, it would matter to them if it had badly designed or poorly written investor marketing materials.

Establishing a robust valuation framework for private debt as a growing and maturing asset class will be critical from a regulatory and investor reporting standpoint, according to a report from the European Leveraged Finance Association (ELFA) and Houlihan Lokey.  The Insights report, Valuation of Private Debt Investments, aims to provide

A new global study looking at the future of fund administration and the impact of new technologies has found a significant number of private capital funds are still lagging behind in terms of their digital capabilities, limiting competitiveness and opportunities for growth. The study, The Future of Fund Technology, commissioned

Incentivising a larger proportion of portfolio company employees would lead to higher investment returns, according to almost half of the Limited Partners (LPs) responding to Coller Capital’s latest Global Private Equity Barometer. A mere 6 per cent of investors thought that broadening the incentivisation of portfolio company staff would be

The appetite for private equity remains as strong as ever, with 35 per cent of institutional investors and an impressive 88 per cent of family offices and foundations reporting an allocation of more than 10 per cent of their portfolio to the asset class, according to Montana Capital Partners’ ninth

Investment company managers have tipped renewable energy infrastructure to be the best performing asset class of 2022, according to the annual poll conducted by the Association of Investment Companies (AIC). The poll was carried out with AIC member investment company managers between and 8 and 30 November 2021. Renewable energy