Coronavirus

Antoine Dréan, founder and chairman of Triago, predicts that a consequence of the collapse in asset values will be the wipeout of profit sharing for many managers.

As strategy labels blur, Elizabeth Pfeuti explores the new areas that infrastructure investors are investigating – and where they fit in.

The private equity firm is one of several to have launched programmes to help employees get through the crisis.

‘Rolling closes’ are becoming more normal, as are double-digit Zoom calls to secure commitments. For first timers, fundraising threatens to become harder than ever.

In light of the ‘critical moment’ in which the world finds itself, Arup’s Orion Fulton outlines a plan for a sustainable US recovery that goes beyond renewables and building new infrastructure.

The survey by Linklaters also found seven in 10 respondents saying covid-19 has changed how they manage risks.

Simon Davy, head of private markets at the UK’s Local Pensions Partnership, is ‘cautiously optimistic’ about the asset class.

Fund IV has one investment under its belt in the US, making it about 10% invested, but Antin is 'inevitably more cautious’ in this market, managing partner Mark Crosbie tells us.

Superannuation members will know have until 31 December to withdraw A$10,000 from their accounts, extended from the previous deadline of 24 September.

The European Union keeping US passengers off  its revised pandemic travel list means a large chunk of long-haul international flights will take longer to resume operations.