Investors

Environmental, social and governance issues are increasingly a deal breaker for LPs, and GPs are responding by stepping up their game.

Subscription and NAV financing are increasingly accepted by LPs, but transparency is key.

As we enter 2022, LPs look to work with more managers but are still sceptical about investing with new entrants.

Investors are unwilling to commit capital, despite huge potential for secondaries.

LPs can lead by example to accelerate progress on diversity, equity and inclusion, say Marie-Andrée Dupuis and Giovanni Orsi of Canada’s PSP Investments.

Investors are realising the importance of ESG and DE&I in creating sound due diligence processes.

The number of investors looking to tap co-investments is dwindling year-on-year. PDI looks at what is driving this.

The LP Perspectives 2022 Study reveals a spike in investor appetite.

Private debt is set to gain as investors look to expand their allocations, despite a difficult two years.

The oversubscribed fund will focus on secured credit, structured equity and special situations.