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Emerging private equity managers in the process of fundraising should focus on communication and transparency when building relationships with Limited Partners, according to private equity and venture capital firm Abbott Capital Management.
The number of woman- and minority-owned private equity and venture capital firms in the U.S. surpassed 1,000 for the first time last year, a recent report shows.
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 equity investments and exits were up 37% and 34%, respectively, in 2024, and the industry picture is evolving in 2025 even further.
Catalyze has unveiled its GP Runway Fund to address a critical funding gap faced by emerging managers by offering them accessible working capital loans.
Harlem Capital has released its 2024 Diverse Founder Report tracking Black and Latino U.S.-based founders that have raised more than $1 million in venture funding.
Aphias Capital has been launched by former H.I.G. Capital executive Rob Wolfson.
The back and middle office team of AlTi Global has spun out as an independent firm.
Red Arts Capital has promoted Chris Hull to principal, the private equity firm announced.
154 Partners has been launched by two former Blackstone executives.
