No fundraising “doom and gloom” – SJ Berwin’s Sonya Pauls
Fundraising often comes on top of the list of the most pressing issues affecting GPs, with many painting the picture of an incredibly tough market where only the best will be able to see funds to a final close – and then only at the price of substantial concessions to LPs. SJ Berwin partner Sonya Pauls remains optimistic however, but warns that flexibility is a must for GPs.
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