Abraaj Capital CEO Mustafa Abdel-Wadood discusses how his firm has built upon its initial success in the Middle East, the “pent up demand” for goods among global middle-class consumers, and more.

A playback of the Prvicap webinar on the challenges and opportunities in Latin America

What does it take to be a successful distressed investor? Mark Patterson of MatlinPatterson Global Advisers explains.

David Wilton, Chief Investment Officer for Global Private Equity at the International Finance Corporation, discusses the origins of the Global Private Equity Conference, hosted by IFC and EMPEA,

Mark Patterson, chairman of one of the world’s largest distressed investment firms, MatlinPatterson Global Advisors, shares his candid analysis of the economic crisis gripping the world.

Why are increasing numbers of LPs adopting “ESG” programs with regard to their private market portfolios? Experts from Hermes Equity Ownership Services and Canada’s OpTrust discuss.

Meet Robyn Walsh, the CEO of Australian healthcare services company MLCOA and Simon Feiglin, a partner at The Riverside Company. When Riverside acquired MLCOA in 2010, it tapped Walsh to “build the engine to support growth” of the company.

Some 95% of Brazilian companies in the mid-market are family-owned; as a result, there have been few motivations for world-class corporate governance in Brazilian business.

Carlos Asciutti, Partner at EY, speaks with Privcap about helping Brazilian private equity firms become more successful.

India has a huge population of people and private businesses and an impressive array of private equity firms, yet the private equity opportunity there faces significant challenges.

Investors watching macroeconomic and regulatory challenges multiply in India have been wondering how India’s macro story will affect private equity performance.

An outside observer might surmise that private equity in Emerging Europe is tough-going right now. But long-term investors in these countries say that the economic picture is more nuanced.