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EDITOR'S LETTER: Welcome to the (public) partyPERE Magazine September 2011 issue.
- PERE 30: Lone Star rises as bank platforms fall
The Dallas private equity firm was the biggest riser in the 2011 PERE 30 ranking, thanks to successful capital-raising for its second real estate fund. Meanwhile, consolidation, business exits and strategic shifts among bank-sponsored platforms began to manifest themselves in this year’s ranking.
- From small acorns
KKR's new head of real estate Ralph Rosenberg and chief administration officer Todd Fisher talk PERE through the buyout titan's plans for the asset class.
- SPECIAL REPORT: From small acorns
KKR has a titanic reputation in the world of private equity, having grown into a global business with $61 billion in assets under management. Its hire of Ralph Rosenberg turned lots of heads, but it will be some time before its real estate division catches up. PERE Magazine April issue 2010.
- FEATURE: The pain in Spain
Spain’s macroeconomic problems have put off many real estate investors, but some hardy firms have managed to find attractive situations to invest in. PERE Magazine February 2011 issue.
- Minding the (credit) gap
Debt-focused initiatives in India are attracting attention as macroeconomic conditions shift.
- PEI India Forum: Optimism prevails(2)
Apollo's Sanjay Patel and Hamilton Lane's Juan Delgado Moreira were among speakers at the forum who noted that interesting investment opportunities, such as companies' increasing demand for credit in India, can be found amid global economic turmoil.
- George Roberts: On the upswing(2)
In a rare in-depth interview, KKR co-founder George Roberts discusses both the firm’s and private equity’s ongoing evolution as they move past credit crisis ‘hiccups’ and closer to maturity.
- Best of 2011: Private equity regroups after Japan quake
With Japan still reeling from the largest earthquake in its history, private equity business in the country has been put on pause.
- Boston calling
Thomas H Lee Partners has been investing in private equity from its single office in Boston since 1974. Since founder Tom Lee left in 2005 the firm has evolved and learned some difficult lessons – particularly during the last investment cycle – but Lee’s ‘culture of collegiality’ remains in place, co-president Scott Sperling tells Graham Winfrey