Harry Wilson, the 2010 Republican candidate for New York State Comptroller and a veteran of the private capital industry, shares his unique perspective on the U.S. economy and the private capital industry.

Kohlberg Kravis Roberts' Sanjay Nayar, the former CEO of Citi’s South Asian operations, discusses the impact that the global financial crisis has had on the private equity opportunity in India.

Kelly DePonte, a partner at private equity advisory firm Probitas Partners, discusses due diligence, firm culture, leverage, and more.

David Hirschmann, leader of the Center for Capital Markets Competitiveness, a US Chamber of Commerce initiative, discusses the importance of private capital in the U.S., regulatory challenges, the SEC, and more.

John Breen discusses the value that he and his team tried to create on behalf of the millions of pensioners who are the ultimate clients of the Canada Pension Plan Investment Board.

Big pharmaceutical and biotechnology corporations are on the hunt for acquisitions, and this spells opportunity for Lumira Capital, a Toronto-based venture capital firm.

The demand for cleaner and cheaper energy is on the rise, and EnerTech Capital is seeking to back companies and technologies that will be ahead of these trends.

Graham Stokoe of EY discusses what investors need to know about Africa and how EY can help.

Private equity in Africa is now a hot topic. Why is the continent drawing interest from private capital and talent, and how should this vast region be understood?

Experts from Doughty Hanson & Co., the Environmental Defense Fund, Global Environment Fund, and Kohlberg Kravis Roberts explore how sustainability programs are impacting portfolio performance.

In an exclusive interview with Privcap, Donald Gogel, President and CEO of private equity firm Clayton, Dubilier & Rice, describes the genesis of his firm’s investment in Hertz, the rental car business is bought from Ford.

Jim Fasano, head of principal investing for The Canada Pension Plan Investment Board, describes the unusually fluid interplay between his firm’s public and PE allocations, and offers insight into a deal that made every LP co-investor in the world envious – Skype.