As conventional exit options dry up, direct secondaries transactions are beginning to hit GPs’ radars. Will the economic slowdown bring them into the mainstream?
Tuesday, 13th May 2008
Private Equity Series
Date: 20th May - 22nd May
Location: ETC Venues London
Organiser: IIR Ltd
Event details:
LATEST ISSUE
Leader
The sins of the parent
It is not often that the UK chief of a mid-market private equity house ups and leaves in the midst of an ignominious deal collapse. So when European Capital co-founder Simon Henderson walked away from the firm he helped create last week, the news was greeted with shock.
Top Story
The direct approach
As conventional exit options dry up, direct secondaries transactions are beginning to hit GPs’ radars. Will the economic slowdown bring them into the mainstream?
Feature
An interview with Doug Miller
The outgoing EVPA chairman talks about private equity’s cynics, the evolution of venture philanthropy, and why investors should not hide their charitable activities.
Comment
Full stream ahead
European GPs are increasingly adopting the US’s deal-by-deal approach to waterfall distribution. But it’s not all smooth sailing, says Stephen Sims of Macfarlanes.
News Analysis
Wellington partners: ready for battle
Exceeding its fundraising target was the easy part. Now for the US-style returns.
