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Private equity and venture capital firms that have predominantly women or people of color in ownership can provide another source of diversification and unlock access to differentiated deal flow for their limited partners and other investors, according to new research from Boston Consulting Group and Cambridge Associates.
Honeytree Investment Management has found its primary objective in building a portfolio of the most sustainably growing companies.
Starwood Impact Investors, a return-driven investment platform managed by global private equity real estate firm Starwood Capital Group, has completed its inaugural investment in emerging multifamily real estate firm Obsidian Capital Partners, the firm announced.
Female-founded Emerald Bridge Capital invests in traditional energy in a conscientious way and supports the energy transition by differentiating itself through its thesis-driven approach and deep relationships.
Grafine Partners has closed its inaugural strategy and parallel vehicles with approximately $600 million in total capital commitments, the alternative investment firm announced.
Xponance Alts Solutions has acquired a minority stake in private credit firm The Copia Group, the firms announced.
Lincoln Road Global Management has not needed to pull off at a rest stop on its drive toward becoming one of the most active private equity firms on both the buy and sell sides.
There are a seemingly endless amount of responsibilities in starting, growing and managing a firm and as a result, those firms must consider scalability and growth as key components to not just short-term survival but long-term success, according to a recent fireside chat.
Several members of investment consultant Mercer’s team recently provided guidance for emerging and diverse managers on how to position themselves to potentially work with the New York State Insurance Fund at a recent conference held in New York on March 7.
The first job of emerging managers seeking to grow their investment firms is to deliver performance that is considered to be within the ballpark of acceptance. They have a second job, too. It is their responsibility to educate and persuade prospective investors and those who influence them to understand and buy into how they invest.
