Deutsche unquote” November/December 2011
Around two fifths of GPs believe that their next fund will be larger than the current one, according to research from Investec.
Most respondents expect their next effort to be of comparable size (44%) while a small minority are anticipating a downsize (13%). The 88 UK-based senior PE professionals surveyed by Investec would appear to be fairly optimistic, at a time when many LPs and advisers are warning GPs they should not automatically expect to raise more capital with each new vehicle.
In the November/December edition of Deutsche unquote":
*Balancing LP co-investments
*Is team stability overrated?
*Private equity - a man's world?
*And more...
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