Large LPs among most concerned about denominator effect – Coller Capital
Two thirds of large LPs and public pension funds are citing the denominator effect as a factor that is slowing down the pace of their commitments to private equity, Coller Capital’s latest Global Private Equity Barometer reveals.
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