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Jason Schwarz, the current president and deputy CEO, succeeds Andy Stewart as the private equity-backed firm pursues growth.
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Eric Veiel is not directing portfolio managers to prepare for the end of dollar hegemony, but he is watching closely as cracks start to form.
Funds that buy PE stakes from investors that need liquidity raised a record $102 billion — and 2025 could be another banner year.
Emerging managers, activists, and firms overseeing Japanese investments had some of the biggest increases in assets under management in 2024.
The nonprofit that funds free speech and pro-democracy programs has brought on two family office vets to head up its first in-house investment office in 20 years.
The industry is moving past the SEC’s lack of clarity by treating the problem like any other fund-level risk.
Bigger players are hoping consolidation will restore vigor to the vaunted real estate investment trusts.
“People should not be quick to rush back into most U.S. stocks, whereas a lot of other stocks around the world are not even above where they were back in 2007.”
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