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Tim van den Brande, director at KGAL Capital, outlines the pivotal role managers play in helping asset owners achieve their sustainability objectives.
Mar Beltran of S&P Global Ratings argues infrastructure credit is not only growing, but becoming more robust, although the number of speculative-grade ratings has been on the rise.
Ahmed Badreldin, former head of MENA for The Abraaj Group, writes for PEI about his thoughts for LPs on fund due diligence lessons and investor safeguards.
From trade wars to population growth, Maven Libera director Megan Raynal tells investors what to watch out for.
With more hurdles erected for overseas money, firms need to be switched on to the Trump administration's recent legislation, write Mario Mancuso, H. Boyd Greene, & Luci Hague.
Transportation consultants are regularly misusing mathematical methods to flatter their models’ explanatory capabilities. Robert Bain explains how and why investors should heed the warning signals.
Simon Havers of executive search firm Odgers Berndtson details why carried interest allocation is not smooth sailing.
As asset managers become increasingly exposed to cybercrime, one not-for-profit is developing interoperability standards that would prevent private equity firms from becoming the target of cyber-criminals.
With the promise of outsized returns comes the expectation of outsized compensation.
The Grand Duchy is benefiting from Brexit uncertainty. Partners from law firm Loyens and Loeff examine how it treats carried interest.