Alex Lynn
Alex Lynn is senior reporter for Private Equity International in Hong Kong. He previously covered the EMEA region from PEI's London office, where he was shortlisted for State Street's Journalist of the Year - Alternatives 2018 and 2019. He has a master's degree in Journalism from Kingston University.
Drawdowns could enable managers to pre-empt liquidity issues arising from the pandemic but may compound the problem for certain LPs.
Managing director Ken Wong talks fund families, paying up for Aussie assets and coronavirus fears.
The move will enable roughly 85,000 DC members, representing around £1bn of funds, to select a private markets allocation within their investment programme.
Julia Leung, the Hong Kong financial body's deputy chief exec, says asset managers in Asia tend to focus more on governance than environmental concerns.
Private Equity International’s LP Perspectives Survey quizzed 146 institutional investors to ascertain where they stand on Elizabeth Warren’s proposals.
Australian sovereign fund's executive tells conference investors must adapt and improve their processes to keep up with the influx of capital into private equity
The territory's recent protests pose a challenge to attempts by the financial centre to cement its status as a private equity hub.
Sister publication PEI's interactive charts paint a picture of how the two would marry together.
Private equity's diversity issue goes deeper than firms not seeing enough female candidates.
Banks are changing the way security notices are issued to LPs following the firm's collapse.