Conference Coverage
Including stories from Thoma Bravo Co-Founder Orlando Bravo and José E. Feliciano, co-founder of one of the most successful Hispanic-owned private equity firms, Clearlake Capital.
The New America Alliance is aiming to boost the assets managed by Latino-owned investment management firms to 4% by 2040.
The private markets is a numbers game in more ways than one and, for many institutions, funds-of-funds can provide the resources necessary to research and diligence funds, construct portfolios and monitor performance and relationships, according to panelists in the “Fund-of-Funds: Amplifying Diversification in Investment Portfolios” panel.
Asset managers and investment consultants are helping increase diverse talent and retention within their respective organizations after seeing interest from students who do not know much about the industry.
The legislative agenda against diversity, equity and inclusion as well as anti-DEI sentiments are leading organizations to grapple with remaining compliant while continuing to champion diversity, according to a recent panel.
Seeking out and building partnerships with diverse managers and LPs can also benefit institutional investors looking to drive change, according to several private markets panelists.
This year has been one of evolution for iDAC, and also one of great accomplishment.
Board trustee education is among the necessities for building the next generation of diverse leaders and sustaining diversity within institutional portfolios and boards.
Investors both large and small may find that establishing partnerships when building emerging manager programs can provide solutions to potential obstacles, according to panelists at the New Jersey Division of Investments’ Emerging Managers Symposium held virtually on June 26.
The current slowdown in the private equity market has left both general partners and limited partners evaluating the best path forward.
This month, we have our annual feature on military veterans in the asset management industry.