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Diverse collateral mix of secondaries, portfolio finance and co-investments helps Carlyle unit close above target on $1bn.
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Pilot product helps LPs conduct cost-benefit analyses and lets smaller GPs act without advisers.
But it’s still a tough market for new GPs, given continued fierce competition for scarce investment capital.
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High net-worth investors have been backing secondaries funds at 'astonishing' rates
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The subpar fundraising environment of the past two years has played a role in spurring interest in co-investments, but it’s not the only driving force behind the rising trend.
The firm saw 'real strength' in its private equity and infrastructure wealth products over the past year, head of investor relations Craig Larson said on its Q3 earnings call.
The company is offering its syndication invitations from relationship GPs directly to some of its wealthier clients.
A study by the bank and the HEC School of Management has also reinforced earlier findings that single-asset CVs perform largely in line with buyout funds, while offering lower return dispersion.
Mathieu Rabiller, HSBC
The credit advisory unit is seeking to fill a void by offering financing for PE employees who need assistance in meeting co-investment obligations, head of origination Mathieu Rabiller tells PEI.
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Individual investors will demand a more sophisticated customer experience with better ease of access and improved transparency, Hirsch tells PE Hub.
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