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Aggregating ever-growing pools of global capital presents unique opportunities and challenges, says Antares Capital’s Donna Yip
The CRE credit market has begun to look to quantitative methodologies, yet the industry still has a long way to go, says Dr Tingting Zhang, founder and CEO of TerraCotta Group.
Opportunities for women in the private funds industry have never been greater, but there is still a way to go, writes Gill Wadsworth.
Our new programme spotlights women whose achievements, innovation and leadership are reshaping private markets across a broad range of asset classes.
Our new programme spotlights women whose achievements, innovation and leadership are reshaping private markets across a broad range of asset classes.
LPs believe greater diversity among teams leads to more cognitive diversity, better decisions and superior investment outcomes, says Jennifer Choi, managing director of industry affairs at the Institutional Limited Partners Association.
Our new programme spotlights women whose achievements, innovation and leadership are reshaping private markets across a broad range of asset classes.
Given their more limited ability to influence DE&I at the asset level, private debt managers initially faced less scrutiny on the issue from LPs. That is now beginning to change.
There are always lessons to be learned when growing a pioneering business investing in European consumer and SME loans, says Selina Burdell, co-founder and chief operating officer at LCM Partners.
In a notoriously male-dominated industry, progress on increasing gender diversity is a slow-moving beast.