A constant over the last 30 years in the private equity industry is the type of people who are successful as private capital investors, says Abbott Capital’s Jonathan Roth.

Experts from PREI, NEPC, and formerly of the Connecticut State Retirement and Trust Funds break down the risks versus the rewards of investing in core assets.

Pine Brook’s Andre Burba tells Privcap why the firm put equity behind Red Bluff Resources, and what other opportunities—and challenges—he sees in the E&P space.

Why sourcing add-on acquisitions can take years, why investment bankers carefully “coach” management teams, and other insights into the buy-and-build strategy.

Tailwind Capital’s Lawrence Sorrel—whose firm just raised $1.05B for its Fund II—and MVision Private Equity Advisers’ Hussein Khalifa discuss how they work together to play up the firm’s unique qualities to LPs, and how being a GP is different today than it was when Tailwind launched in 2007.

Greystar Real Estate Partners is investing heavily in the multifamily market, and has increased operations staff for value-add initiatives, says the firm’s Doug Root.

Prashant Purker of India-based ICICI Venture discusses why there’s optimism among PE players in the country, what makes his firm unique, sectors that seem promising, and what the LP makeup is.

Experts from Proskauer, Eaton Partners, and Gen II discuss how to structure a solid management company for a first-time fund, and complexities that can arise.

True Green Capital’s Panos Ninios explains his fund’s solar platform and the opportunities he sees in the commercial space.

High multiples in the healthcare sector are no cause for alarm, says Susanne Forsingdal of Allianz Capital Partners.

Experts from PREI, NEPC, and Connecticut State Retirement and Trust Funds discuss “the new core” and what it means for real estate investors today.

The former head of PE at Abu Dhabi Investment Authority, James Kester discusses the rise of sovereign wealth funds.