Limited Partners

LPs drill down into GPs’ long-term resilience

When it comes to fund due diligence in an uncertain market, investors are upping their focus on commercial fundamentals and talent plans, our LP Perspectives Survey shows.

Navigating a market in flux

With interest rates and trade wars topping LPs’ list of concerns for 2026, managers will need to maintain clear communication channels to assuage investor anxieties, finds our LP Perspectives 2026 Study.

IMCO’s Hartviksen on building a strategy from scratch

Five years ago, IMCO Invest set out to build a global credit strategy. Ahead of the Women in Private Markets Summit, the pioneer of that strategy, Jennifer Hartviksen, tells us how it has developed.

Why managers may struggle to cope with the demands of ABF

Recent bankruptcies have highlighted the need for extensive due diligence and, also, post-deal monitoring of risk in asset-based finance. Are relative newcomers to the space sufficiently equipped?

OMERS’ APAC head to exit amid regional retrenchment

Ashish Goyal will move on at the end of the year, joining other APAC departures from the $100bn pension fund and its Canadian peers, affiliate title PEI has learned.

The AI threat to delayed exits

Private credit managers happy to extend loan holding periods may find new technologies will wait for no one.

Germany’s secured credit reset

Independent enforcement is a superior alternative to M&A and workout processes, maintains Dagmar Gold of Deutsche Pfandverwertung.

Where family offices are hunting alpha in private debt

Germany’s Perpetual and Lithuania’s Willgrow are targeting new or niche areas of illiquid credit, as double-digit returns get harder to come by from the asset class.

Pantheon sets up private wealth team in Asia

The British GP has relocated a senior executive to lead the Singapore desk and added two staff to support him amid asset managers’ growing focus on targeting wealthy clients.