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A private equity firm says its co-founder has left. The co-founder disagrees.
Confusion hangs over the state of affairs at Stanley Capital Partners, a London-based mid-market buyout shop, after the firm ...
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Private markets ‘will be high on the agenda for a long time’, says top Bank of England official
The City should expect continued focus on the sector, the Bank’s executive director for prudential policy warns ...
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Why the market for direct deals is booming
If investors get their beta from funds, they will increasingly get their alpha from highly incentivised direct deals, argues ...
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Michael Moore on the tough world of politics
Politics is a tough sport. Who knew? But it can be nearly as tough for those who stand nearby, whether the issues are ...
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Private markets and competition for IPOs mean no respite for AIM’s woes
The London Stock Exchange’s junior market has been such a failure that it should be closed down, a report by the Tony Blair ...
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Private equity sees deal pipelines filling up as year begins
Private equity executives entered 2025 with high hopes for a dealmaking recovery that is lifting payouts to fund investors and powering fundraising.
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Skadden’s European head of secondaries exits for Proskauer Rose
Proskauer Rose has hired Skadden Arps Slate Meagher & Flom’s European secondaries head, just a year after she joined the US law firm’s London office. Delphine Jaugey has left Skadden to join Proskauer ...
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Why investing in private markets is not for the timid
Andrea Auerbach, global head of private investments at Cambridge Associates, sizes up the industry’s prospects.
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Private equity’s new survival guide: Go big or go back to basics
Successful firms are increasingly split between behemoths with several business lines and those focusing on their roots of buying companies.