Private Equity Fun Time
This is both a private equity joke and a test to see if you’ve become buzzword compatible enough to get it.
Read more...This is both a private equity joke and a test to see if you’ve become buzzword compatible enough to get it.
Read more...Investors are piling into risky, illiquid assets at the worst possible time and for the worst reason: to fake performance.
Read more...The attacks on Sanders from Wall Street are getting ever more shrill….about time the felt some heat.
Read more...How the 0.1% are using philanthropy as a Trojan Horse for social engineering.
Read more...CalPERS’ CEO Anne Stausboll unexpectedly announced her plan to retire. The most probable explanation does not reflect well on her.
Read more...Buying at the peak rarely works out, as private equity’s pre-crisis mega deals confirm. Yet general partners fared really well.
Read more...CalPERS keeps putting its hand in the buzzsaw by presenting misleading or outright false information about private equity fees and costs.
Read more...Standard & Poors warns of the worst drop in the “net outlook bias” for bond investors since the financial crisis.
Read more...I really wanted to lay off private equity for a bit, but the news flow keeps getting in the way.
Read more...Private equity’s misadventure in ships is yet another proof of both hubris and too much money looking for deals.
Read more...Will “The Twelve Days of CalPERS ” become a new holiday classic?
Read more...I have wanted to leave CalPERS alone. Really. Truly. But they keep asking for attention in the worst possible way.
Read more...The IPO market shutting down does not bode well for private equity returns, and may be sending a warning about real economy prospects.
Read more...Pensions & investments, in an astonishingly outspoken editorial, excoriated fund trustees for failing to perform their fiduciary duty and called for sanctions.
Read more...A Los Angeles Times headline recapping a board meeting Monday says it all: “CalPERS shelves controversial private equity policy.”
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