Andrea Kramer, Managing Director of Hamilton Lane, shares her analysis of the state of the fundraising market.

Earl Macomber, a Partner at media-focused private equity firm Noson Lawen Partners, discusses his firm’s investment in Greenleaf Book Group.

The story of how Dallas-based Highland Capital Management acquired distressed industrial waste manager Safety-Kleen and realized a four-times return.

When is a private equity fund “born?” And how is it that GPs are able to seemingly shop for a vintage year in which their fund shows the best relative performance?

Mike Buxton, Private Equity Leader of Asia-Pacific for EY, gives an overview of the findings of the most recent “Asia-Pacific Private Equity Outlook” report.

A co-investment program gives an LP a “front-row seat” to the due diligence and underwriting techniques of GP groups, according to Nitin Gupta, a Partner at New York-based Caspian Private Equity Partners.

Profits used to be something to hide from the tax man in Brazil, according to Andre Viola Ferreira of EY Terco.

Mark Jones, a Partner at buyout firm River Associates, says add-ons are an attempt to make a portfolio company “more attractive to the next buyer.”

Mitchell Hollin, a Partner at Philadelphia-based LLR Partners, discusses the evolution of the lower-middle market.

Findings of the latest EY Capital Confidence Barometer, which measures the confidence of participants in the M&A market.

How has private equity been performing recently, and what does that performance mean for the long-term attractiveness of the asset class?

Russell Steenberg of BlackRock explains why CIOs of institutional investors around the world “aggressively” expanding private-market allocations, including private equity