LPs see their money bloom?
As a momentous year for private equity draws to a close against a background of secular macroeconomic shifts in the global balance of power and lasting regulatory change for the industry, one group’s reactions to the GFC aftermath and expectations for the future matter even more to the industry than the regulators and politicians: the LPs.
Their views and shifts in opinion en masse may be as disparate and unpredictable as the weather, but cannot be ignored. So what is their state of mind two years on from the Lehman collapse, and what does...
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