Globacap hires industry veteran Scott Kreitz to head up its US operations
Wednesday 26 June, New York, NY – Globacap, a leader in advanced technology for private markets, has today announced the appointment of Scott Kreitz as President…
Wednesday 26 June, New York, NY – Globacap, a leader in advanced technology for private markets, has today announced the appointment of Scott Kreitz as President…
The complex world of private capital markets is traditionally fraught with inefficiencies. But it is evolving. And you risk being left behind if you’re not…
To mark International Women’s Day 2024, we connected with colleagues from across our business to hear their thoughts on what inclusion means to them, why it matters and how as both an industry and organisation we can be more inclusive. Read the article.
To mark International Women’s Day 2024, we explore this year’s themes of investing in women and inspiring inclusion. One of the key pillars of both themes is the promotion of diversity and inclusion in leadership and decision-making positions. Read more from some of our leadership team.
2023’s turbulent public market performance will live long in the memory. Global IPO activity took a nosedive while many firms suffered a drop in valuations. …
Liquidity in private equity markets is a problem that is in steady progress of being solved, thanks to the use of new technology. But how…
There’s no ‘one-size-fits-all’ allocation that works for all portfolios, especially when it comes to family offices. Portfolios will vary widely, depending on a number of…
General Partners (GPs) are the managing partners of private equity or venture capital funds. They are responsible for the day-to-day operations of the fund, including…
Following Digital Assets Week in London, in November 2022, we look at the top five key learnings from the event.
As 2023 begins, we take a look at recent trends and make a few predictions for the year ahead.
The significance of private markets to institutional investors is going to continue to expand over the coming years as we adjust to higher inflation. Read why.
The so-called ‘liquidity premium’ that investors expect in return for holding illiquid assets is well-known, but could there be another reason some investors might favour holding slightly fewer liquid assets in the years ahead?