Impact Investing

Oliver Gardey and Ryan Levitt discuss market volatility, the need for specialism in secondaries and the likely drivers of LP deals in 2022.

Some public pensions appear to think any sunlight allowed on their private equity decision-making processes would cause irreparable damage to their ability to continue investing in the asset class.

More specialised, more data-driven and ever seasonal: PEI considers what the LP secondaries market might look like in five years’ time.

Future Essentials II makes primary-, secondaries- and co-investments with managers with strong ESG credentials.

Founder Benjamin Revillon discusses the firm's recent fundraising and how it is planning to deploy $765m in an inflationary environment.

While GP-led clauses in fund agreements are not a silver bullet, certain LPA provisions could help GPs and LPs better navigate these transactions should they arise.

The $500m deal centred on Micross Components, which has grown its revenue 10x over the last five years.

The Minneapolis-based firm expects to finish deploying its most recent programme, Clean Growth Fund V, by the end of this quarter.

The Minneapolis-headquartered firm is investing the $220m Clean Growth V, which counts Oklahoma Police Pension and Retirement System among its investors.

Let us know your highlights from the past year in what will be the 20th year of affiliate title Private Equity International’s PEI Awards.