A wide-ranging conversation with Glenn Youngkin, COO of The Carlyle Group. Youngkin gives a detailed overview of Carlyle’s macro world view, its inner workings, and his own expansive role at the firm.

How did the secondaries market get so big, and how much more mature can it become?

Today, through the efforts of advocacy groups, in partnership with a growing number of GPs, professionals from underrepresented backgrounds are increasingly finding roles in private equity.

The third “new rule” of private equity fundraising can be summed up as: the fund as you know it will not be your next fund.

Scott Sperling of THL Partners tells the story of the firm’s successful investment in iconic donut chain Dunkin’ Brands.

Firing a family member–it is hard to find a more gut-wrenching decision to make, yet the three experts who join this fascinating panel discussion have seen this drama unfold many times in private equity-backed businesses.

The second in a three-part series on ESG in emerging markets private equity, with Jeremy Cleaver of CDC Group, Dushy Sivanithy of Pantheon Ventures, and Sandile Hlophe of EY.

From Montreal, David Creighton oversees an investment business that has placed equity and debt in private companies across 55 different emerging markets.

Tokunboh Ishmael talks to Privcap about Pagatech, a company that delivers financial services in Africa.

Private companies in Africa are becoming “investable,” just as more and more institutional capital is forming to target the continent, says Runa Alam.

Expert Q&A With Mounir Guen of MVision.

Why the asset-allocation playbook has changed for 2013. A Privcap Conversation With Henry McVeigh, Member & Head of Global Macro and Asset Allocation, KKR