FIS Chicago 2015
Be contrarian
Investors should be contrarian in their private equity allocations because there is a negative relationship between capital flows and returns.
Amanda WhiteJanuary 13, 2016
Investor Profile
How is the Tesco fund faring aged one?
According to the latest figures, an ambitious turnaround plan at the United Kingdom’s biggest supermarket chain, Tesco, has helped reverse falling profits. Last year the retailer, one of Britain’s largest private sector employers and a landmark in every town since founder Jack Cohen opened his first store in North London in 1929, also changed strategy […]
Sarah RundellFebruary 13, 2013
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Natixis champions
Asian alternatives
In a bid to achieve long-term returns without incurring the risk of today’s choppy markets, Asia’s biggest institutional investors are increasingly opting for alternatives in their asset allocation. The majority of respondents in a survey of 120 Asian institutional investors no longer deem long-held industry norms – such as lengthy holding periods or conventional 60/40 […]
Sarah RundellSeptember 28, 2012
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Venture hangs on to long-term pole position
Venture capital has been through probably its worst decade ever as an institutional investor asset class, as private equity – as dominated by buyouts – recovered over the past few quarters from some of the ground lost during the global financial crisis.
GREG BRIGHTSeptember 22, 2010