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CTA’s positively skewed performance helps reduce tail risk in a diversified hedge fund portfolio

Opalesque Industry Update - By: Donald A. Steinbrugge, Founder and CEO Agecroft Partners Commodity Trading Advisors (CTAs) are one of only a few hedge fund strategies that performed well throughout the market selloffs of 2000-2002,

Majority of LPs put commitments on hold delaying fund closures – report

GPs are negotiating amendments to limited partnership agreements relating to extensions of fundraising periods, according to Cebile Capital

The dynamics of co-investment between GPs and LPs to shift after coronavirus

Investor appetite for co-investments in recent years has given private equity firms an upper hand. However, an anticipated fundraising slowdown sparked by the pandemic promises to give an advantage to those investors still willing to

Other Voices: Management fee – you are always on my mind

By: Robert Seber, Vinson & Elkins This Q&A attempts to answer some questions that may be on the mind of private equity sponsors who are nervous about the reactions of their LPs to the current

AMB :- Other Voices: Management fee – you are always on my mind

By: Robert Seber, Vinson & Elkins This Q&A attempts to answer some questions that may be on the mind of private equity sponsors who are nervous about the reactions of their LPs to the current

Can Investors Time Their Exposure to Private Equity?

Posted by Gregory W. Brown (University of North Carolina), on Friday, March 27, 2020 Editor's Note: Gregory Brown is professor of finance and director of the Frank Hawkins Kenan Institute of Private Enterprise at University

Covid-19 will trigger ‘significant’ extension of the fundraising cycle

LPs are focused on evaluating the impact of the pandemic in the portfolios before considering new commitments, said Christopher Godfrey, president at investment consultancy and data provider Cepres

Public versus Private Equity

Posted by René M. Stulz (Ohio State University), on Monday, March 23, 2020 Editor's Note: René M. Stulz is the Everett D. Reese Chair of Banking and Monetary Economics at the Fisher College of Business

Friend or Foe? The Convergence of Private Equity and Shareholder Activism

Posted by Aneliya S. Crawford and Matthew J. Gruenberg, Schulte Roth & Zabel LLP, on Saturday, March 21, 2020 Editor's Note: Aneliya S. Crawford is a partner and Matthew J. Gruenberg is special counsel at Schulte

How Carlyle is fighting climate change

Carlyle’s head of impact Megan Starr on how the private equity firm is helping its portfolio companies with ESG issues

Private equity investors try to gauge coronavirus cash crunch

Limited partners are hoping the stock market declines don’t keep them from putting more cash into private equity

The rights and duties of investors during crises

Limited partner advisory committees could soon be called upon to authorise restructurings. LPAC members should remind themselves of what they can do

Investors dig deeper into private equity’s cybersecurity practices

Limited partners are asking more questions on how private equity firms are assessing cybersecurity risks, but there is still some way to go

Agilitas acquires education specialist with online focus as virus encourages self-isolation

The deal, which had an enterprise value around £150m, will help LCG expand and focus on online learning platforms amid the Covid-19 pandemic

Dunedin-backed Forensic Risk Alliance secures £100m refinancing

The refinancing was with Barings and will help support the company's growth and global expansion

Bank of England’s rate cut: Here’s what the City is saying

Benchmark rate returns to record low to help cushion the UK economy against the impact of coronavirus

Appraisal and Merger Synergies—Right to a Refund on Prepayments

Posted by Gail Weinstein, Brian T. Mangino, and Amber Banks (Meek), Fried, Frank, Harris, Shriver & Jacobson LLP, on Tuesday, March 10, 2020 Editor's Note: Gail Weinstein is senior counsel, and Brian T. Mangino and Amber Banks

Beijing Infra ditches keepwell for tight guaranteed bond

Beijing Infrastructure Investment Co used a direct guarantee structure for its dollar bond return instead of a keepwell agreement, just days after keepwell deals sold by Peking University Founder Group were not recognised in a

EIB loans Italy €2bn for healthcare

Italy will receive a €2bn loan from the European Investment Bank to help cover the reinforcement of its healthcare system required to deal with the coronavirus pandemic.

China markets round-up: Local governments asked to recapitalise smaller banks, Bond Connect celebrates three-year anniversary, Luckin fails to ouster chairman

In this round-up, local governments are encouraged to use debt raised to improve smaller lenders’ capital ratio, the Bond Connect scheme launched three years ago helps foreign holding in Chinese bonds to top Rmb2.6tr, and

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