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While there remains a disconnect in valuations between buyers and sellers, the firm is looking at situations where it may acquire majority stakes of 50 to 60 percent.

The excitement in the audience was palpable when Kim Kardashian took to the stage at the world’s biggest private equity and venture capital conference on Wedne

Hee echoed comments from Apollo co-president Scott Kleinman that firms needed to focus more on operational management of their portfolio companies.

Higher interest rates have raised the cost of financing for private equity firms, making it harder to get deals over the line.

Sinding said 80 percent of the dry powder in private equity is being raised by the mega funds.

New research from SuperReturn and BackBay Communications reveals marketing activity in the industry is set to increase Private equity professionals say that the need for a strong brand has increased

Nathaniel Herz writes that former Lt. Gov. Mead Treadwell is one of the people behind a proposed tourism development at Girdwood’s airport.

Brookfield raised a record $15 billion for its inaugural Global Transition Fund, the world’s largest private fund dedicated to the net zero transition.

Private equity can not only assist businesses in withstanding downturns, but they may also have the skills, tools, and ability to navigate and capitalise on volatility, writes Shanu Sherwani, private equity executive and partner at Antwort Capital, in this guest column.