Commentary
The OG of Private Credit (First of a Series)
“Private credit is, by its nature, still an illiquid asset class.”
Read MoreWhy Private Equity Matters (Last of a Series)
For most of its history, private equity was built for institutions – pension funds, endowments, sovereign wealth funds. Individual investors…
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Private equity firms spend considerable time finding the right business, market, or operating model before making an investment. This is fundamental,…
Read MoreWhy Private Equity Matters (Part Eight)
Diversification is an important topic and a strong consideration for any portfolio. It can come in many forms. In public…
Read MoreWhy Private Equity Matters (Part Seven)
Private equity is often portrayed as a blunt and ruthless strategy – an industry dominated by corporate raiders that slash…
Read MoreWhy Private Equity Matters (Part Six)
When private equity makes the news, its typically large buyout firms. They buy mega companies, so unsurprisingly make for better…
Read MoreWhy Private Equity Matters (Part Five)
Modern portfolios are largely shaped around public markets, which are influenced by public sentiment as much as underlying fundamentals. However,…
Read MoreWhy Private Equity Matters (Part Four)
There are many faces of a leveraged buyout dollar. The private equity industry offers a robust landscape of strategies that…
Read MoreWhy Private Equity Matters (Part Three)
The notion of private equity as anything but constructive for shareholder value is of recent vintage. The real story of…
Read MoreWhy Private Equity Matters (Part Two)
Private equity as an asset class delivers strong returns to investors, often better than public market benchmarks (see Chart of…
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