Private equity has a solid track record—one of the reasons is the hands-on management approach that funds take with the companies in their portfolio.
Two Flavors of Private Equity: Direct Investing Versus Fund of Funds
For some investors, deciding to invest in private equity is only the first step. They still need to determine the right approach.
The Benefits of Private Capital for Businesses and Investors
Some aspects of traditional private equity have a negative connotation. A differentiated strategy, called private capital, can create value for both companies and individual investors.
Private Capital: An Investment Strategy for a Volatile Market
Amid uncertain equities markets, there is an investing strategy that makes some of the potential advantages of traditional private equity available to individual investors.
Why Successful Companies are Choosing to Stay Private—and How Investors Can Adapt
Regulations and market volatility mean that growing companies are staying private longer — or potentially never listing on the public markets. That shift has real implications for individual investors.
Smoothing the J-Curve
Read about a unique private equity strategy that may help smooth the J-curve.
Why You Should Be Talking About Middle-Market Businesses (and it’s not the reason you think)
Private businesses are a critical part of the U.S. economy, yet they can’t always get the capital they need to grow. For investors, this demand could represent a new opportunity.
