Christopher Witkowsky
As some US public pensions move to ban the use of placement agents, Mike Travaglini, the executive director of the $38bn Massachusetts PRIM, told PEO that these agents play a vital role in helping his small staff identify private equity opportunities.
Placement agents play a vital role in the fund raising efforts of private equity firms, and banning them will not fix the system, according to the executive director of the $38 billion Massachusetts state pension system. “Legitimate placement agents are a long established part of the asset management industry,” said Mike Travaglini, executive director of […]
As some US public pensions move to ban the use of placement agents, Mike Travaglini, the executive director of the $38bn Massachusetts PRIM, told PEO that these agents play a vital role in helping his small staff identify private equity opportunities.
As some US public pensions move to ban the use of placement agents, Mike Travaglini, the executive director of the $38bn Massachusetts PRIM, told PEO that these agents play a vital role in helping his small staff identify private equity opportunities.
A recent survey shows dealmakers have high hopes for the energy sector once the economy recovers, and also like infrastructure investing as a long-term opportunity for private equity.
A recent survey shows dealmakers have high hopes for the energy sector once the economy recovers, and also like infrastructure investing as a long-term opportunity for private equity.
A recent survey shows dealmakers have high hopes for the energy sector once the economy recovers, and also like infrastructure investing as a long-term opportunity for private equity.
A recent survey shows dealmakers have high hopes for the energy sector once the economy recovers, and also like infrastructure investing as a long-term opportunity for private equity.
A recent survey shows dealmakers have high hopes for the energy sector once the economy recovers, and also like infrastructure investing as a long-term opportunity for private equity.
The $105.5bn Canada Pension Plan Investment Board experienced record losses last year due largely to public equities, though alternative asset classes also suffered.