Dealmakers are rarely this candid in discussing not only their proprietary methods for adding operating value, but also the lessons they’ve learned from botched investments.

Mark Weisdorf, CEO of J.P. Morgan Infrastructure Investments Group, discusses infrastructure assets, challenges, and what he learned about infrastructure in the downturn.

Felicity Gates, Partner and Co-Head of Citi Infrastructure Investors, discusses why municipal budget woes won’t necessarily spell deal flow, why public-private partnerships (PPPs) take so long to complete, and more

David Turner, the outspoken Head of Private Equity for the The Guardian Life Insurance Company of America, describes his “heat-map” approach to investing.

Howard Morgan, co-president of middle-market stalwart Castle Harlan, discusses the importance of price discipline, the importance of dedicated management, and more.

A playback of the Privcap Webinar “Lessons From the Fundraising Trail” featuring Jim McGuigan of Capital International Private Equity Funds and MVision’s Hussein Khalifa.

The rise of very well-capitalized investing institutions across the emerging markets is beginning to shake up the status quo of the global private capital industry.

Latin America and, more specifically, Brazil, are the subject of greater investor attention and, not surprisingly, of more research initiatives.

In India, a huge population is increasingly able spending money on new goods and services, and this spells big opportunity for entrepreneurs and their private equity backers.

Brazil’s life-sciences ecosystem is underdeveloped, which spells both challenge and opportunity.

Our expert panelists compare notes on how middle-market GPs are adding value to Brazilian businesses.

In the second of a three-part series about Brazil’s middle market, our panel gives a macro perspective on one of the most important private equity markets in the world.