Not only must firms gain control over their current operations with technology, but they must also be able to onboard new asset classes and strategies as they will inevitably emerge
Neglecting biodiversity can lead to severe consequences, including environmental degradation and dwindling natural resources, which could impact private equity firms, communities, and the planet alike
Investment funds registered with the Cayman Islands Monetary Authority (CIMA) will need to determine whether they will elect to take the "alternative route to compliance" or whether they will establish and maintain a beneficial ownership register
Periods are coming when African assets will outperform strongly, and their diversifying benefits will become clear. When this happens, those with the foresight to understand and get comfortable with Africa’s risks will be rewarded
In today’s market, financial investors need to be flexible, and think outside the box, to invest successfully in data centers. Practices, dynamics and playbooks are being re-written, and successfully investing in data centers demands a new approach, founded on three key pillars
The resilience and adaptability of London's financial ecosystem, coupled with its strategic positioning and commitment to innovation, position the city at the forefront of global private equity and venture capital markets
From back-office automation and enhanced decision making to managing risk and portfolio optimisation, fund service providers are increasingly looking at the potential for sophisticated AI tools to help maximise returns and achieve investor goals
An increasingly fragmented geopolitical landscape combined with advances in technology and greater emphasis on integrating ESG principles has heightened focus on corporate governance in the funds sector
PE firms that have taken steps to strengthen their value creation expertise and embraced AI and data analytics to improve their strategic decision-making will be best placed to optimise value at the point of exit