Ludovic Phalippou, PhD, Professor of Financial Economics at Oxford University, has become one of the most closely followed and debated voices in private equity. His articles on ...
Women investing in alternatives aren’t just building wealth — they’re reshaping the future. With capital comes power, and a growing number of women are using that power to back ...
Private credit has rapidly evolved from a niche asset class into a dominant force in the global lending ecosystem, now representing an estimated $2.5 trillion industry rivaling ...
Investors seeking to diversify their holdings away from traditional private equity may want to look at search funds. Although these funds debuted in the mid-1980s, they have gained ...
Retail investors in Singapore may soon gain access to private market investments once reserved for institutions and the ultra-wealthy. In a move that could reshape how individuals ...
In the history of every great catastrophe, you will find some masterly bit of stupidity set fire to the oil-soaked rags. —EDWIN LEFEVRE, author of Reminiscences of a Stock ...
Inflation expectations are skyrocketing. The University of Michigan Survey of Consumers shows that median forecasts jumped to 6.5% in April from 3.3% in January, and professional ...
In Abidjan, Côte d’Ivoire this May, as delegates at the African Development Bank’s (AfDB) Annual Meetings debated economic futures, a new consensus emerged: Africa’s next growth wave ...
Arthur Frankenstein did not set out to create a monster. He had the best scientific intentions. He hoped to create a living being from, well, body parts. As Mary Shelley’s story ...
Institutional investing often elicits images of ivy-clad walls, multi-billion-dollar endowments, and investment committees comprised of professionals from the largest and most ...
Private capital markets are no longer a side story in global finance. Despite the sector’s insistence that it brings many benefits to the broader economy, the growing size of private ...
Private credit in Europe’s lower mid-market offers something increasingly rare: structural inefficiency that favors investors. While the United States dominates private credit by ...
