People Moves

KKR’s four leaders, co-CEOs Henry Kravis, George Roberts and co-presidents Scott Nuttall and Joseph Bae, will forego salary and bonuses for 2020 as part of the firm's pandemic relief efforts.

A well-balanced succession strategy will be a key differentiating factor in coming through the downturn; GPs using stake-sale profits to capitalize on disruption; Clayton signals he’ll advocate for PE-backed company access to CARES.

Succession planning and the CFO; PEI’s senior editor weighs in on LP liquidity; Pandemic changes the way some will do business in future; Partners Group diverts executive salaries; Update to secondaries law firm database.

Planning to replace a firm’s leadership is an immense, and tricky, issue. Senior finance and operations staff discuss why it’s never too early to start planning, and how the CFO can be the voice of reason.

The firm has hired David Goldstein, DLA Piper’s former investment funds practice global co-head, to its New York office.

Firms are exploring other options for their annual meetings, like webcasts, or even rescheduling, in case travel becomes prohibitive or impossible.

The COO of Kline Hill Partners talks with PEI senior editor Toby Mitchenall about walking the ESG walk, the increasing need for liquidity, LP data demands, succession planning and more.

Carried interest is being awarded further down the food chain.

Compensation in PE is increasing – particularly at more junior levels – according to two extensive research reports.

Riverside's management company CFO tells about the year ahead for his team; SEC issues quarterly private fund stats; ICR launches ESG DD service for funds; Citco hires to expand middle office solutions biz.