Artificial intelligence can help level the playing field for emerging and diverse firms across alternatives strategies, including private credit.
Hispanic-owned private credit firms have an open dance card for investors.
The overlooked yet profitable founder-led, bootstrapped lower middle market represents perhaps the last truly untapped investment opportunity in the increasingly saturated U.S. private equity landscape, according to one growth-oriented buyout firm.
Market volatility leads cios to feel a responsibility to stick with their institution, increasing their tenure over time and resulting in relatively flat activity for new women and minority cios at the nation’s largest institutions over the last year.
Construct Capital sees opportunity in the next set of breakout companies in foundational industries like real-world supply chain, logistics, manufacturing and transportation.
A new report offers the same story: it is hard for small managers to fundraise. This time, it is Hamilton Lane’s annual market overview that frames the struggles for small managers amid a broader decline in fundraising.
Private credit has recently sparked increased demand among the institutional investment industry and although barriers remain for females wanting to make progress in the growing asset class, Women’s History Month provides a platform to commemorate and celebrate the wins and connections women have made.
A core tenet of independent global private equity firm 65 Equity Partners is to build strong connections and partnerships with family- and founder-owned companies to support their growth aspirations in a non-controlled fashion.
Diverse-owned investment firms continue to face challenges as they only control a small portion of the investment management industry’s total assets under management, however, a recent report shows their continued growth in the industry.
While some limited partners are ready to back private markets emerging funds, a new survey finds attracting their interest and investment remains a difficult task.
