Don't let them sue: What private equity bosses want from Trump on 401(k)s
Trump opened the door for private equity to tap 401(k)s, and now private-equity bosses want legal protection. Here's what ...
The New Survival Guide for Private Equity: Go Big or Get Back to Basics
Successful firms are increasingly split between behemoths with several business lines and those focusing on their roots of ...
Investing in Private Markets Isn’t for the Timid. An Industry Insider Explains Why.
Andrea Auerbach, global head of private investments at Cambridge Associates, sizes up the industry’s prospects.
Is “Waste-To-Value” The Next Big Private Equity Category?
That “waste-to-value” is increasingly getting quiet attention from private equity and infrastructure investors.
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Why Private Equity Firms Are Borrowing Money to Pay Investors at Record Levels
Dividend recapitalization, when a private company pays its investors a cash dividend with borrowed money, surged to a record ...
Navigating Private Equity Secondaries In An Era Of Changing Interest Rates
As stakeholders recalibrate their approaches, secondaries offer a proving ground for innovative capital strategies that could influence private equity far into the future.
Private-Equity Managers Persevere in Pitching First-Time Funds
Despite a rough environment, a growing pipeline of independent sponsors is expected to launch debut funds in coming years, ...
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As private equity invests in child care, Colorado lawmakers seek guardrails
Dozens of child care centers on the Front Range are associated with or owned by private equity or venture capital firms. That ...
Private Equity Firms Again Denied Arbitration in Usury Lawsuit
A borrower’s usury suit against private equity firm 777 Partners LLC and its subsidiary Tactical Marketing Partners LLC can proceed, a federal appeals court said.