Fundraising & Structuring

two money bags
New firm Henry Capital wants to match PE firm employees' LP commitments.
There are two great reasons not to call collateralized fund obligations CFOs. The market should adopt another acronym, Graham Bippart begs.
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Informing investors and managers alike is important, speakers said at Luxembourg funds gathering.
For GPs with funds in the market, any extended fundraising delay could cause headaches as they have deadlines to meet, deals to close and employees to pay.
The issuance of a collateralized fund obligation would be a breakthrough for struggling GPs and institutional investors alike.
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The trade group has issued guidance to address concerns over conflicts and the speed of GP-led deals.
Credit and LP-led secondaries are also on the firm's list of areas set to see big growth this year.
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The lag in private equity reporting, differences in valuation methods and volatile macro environment will dictate the asset class’s performance in 2023, says McKinsey partner Brian Vickery.
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Credit Suisse's 2022 Secondary Market Review expects GP-leds to experience a resurgence in 2023 after being outpaced by LP-leds last year.
Small green door
Such transactions can generate liquidity for LPs, validate a mark and allow a GP to retain control of a well-performing asset, says Todd Miller of W Capital Group.
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