Healthy buildings are the next stage of the sustainable movement. Paul Scialla of the Well Building Standards says they can also boost rental rates by up to 25 percent.

Experts from AlpInvest, Siguler Guff, and Clayton, Dubilier & Rice discuss harnessing private equity data to monitor the portfolio and vet partners.

Prof. Michael Ewens discusses mining for data to research PE and VC, what he found in terms of performance, and whether partners matter more than firms.

Sun Capital’s David Mezzanotte tells Privcap the story of his firm’s biggest exit-to- date: the 2014 sale of chemicals group Emerald Performance Materials.

Hank Boggio of iLEVEL Solutions discusses the need for better information sharing in private equity.

Two executives from Rockwood explain why the firm and its partners sold New York office and retail tower 530 Fifth Avenue in a deal worth $595M.

The payback time for introducing sustainability measures in an asset is on average just 1.2 years, yet managers are running the risk of obsolescence by doing nothing at all.

APG Asset Management is serious about sustainability. Patrick Kanters talks about the pension’s strategy.

Healthy buildings are the next frontier for sustainable real estate, but landlords need to be careful when making claims about what their properties can do for people.

A former Economist journalist explains why he is bullish on the future of hedge funds, private equity and the emerging markets.

Pepper Hamilton’s Ed Dartley tells Privcap about the challenges PE and VC firms face in meeting new compliance regulations.

Durability of income is key to all U.S. investments amid warnings we could be five years away from another economic shock.