While the world economies frozen by COVID-19 have begun a gradual thaw, considerable economic and market uncertainties still persist.

Prior to COVID-19, the credit market was riding a prolonged 11-year bull cycle. COVID-19 may have provided a catalyst for a recession.

With the 2020 US elections behind us, we now await the impact of a Democratic presidency and Congress on the US healthcare system.

This report explores the trends shaping private-market investors’ decisions, and the strategies managers are using to generate returns despite risks.

Jeff Diehl, James Korczak and Sergey Sheshuryak, recently discussed how US and European buyout managers are navigating the COVID-19 pandemic.

Following the COVID-19 outbreak, the secondaries market anticipated meaningful disruption to underlying portfolio companies and future markdowns.

Ross Morrison spoke with Sonali De Rycker of Accel on the rise of European venture and the trends and opportunities in the global venture ecosystem.

Jeff Diehl and John Ferguson discussed key insights from the EIU’s global study and trends and opportunities for private market investors.

While not a new phenomenon, sponsor-to-sponsor transactions continue to be viewed skeptically by investors and other industry participants.

With COVID-19 causing unprecedented dislocation, secondary investors are searching for a roadmap to guide them through the turmoil.

In this video, Miguel Gonzalo and Alejandra Lesch of Adams Street, explore what is driving the increased interest in ESG in private markets.

While the pandemic brought economic uncertainty, it also created investment opportunities to those with the expertise and capital to act.

Investors in Private Equity funds commonly think about portfolio construction in terms of factors like subclass (buyout vs. growth vs. venture).

Jeff Diehl moderated a webinar with Jeff Akers and Pinal Nicum, in which they discussed investor questions as they navigate the secondary market.

In our second annual survey of global private markets investors, we discuss the mega themes powering a consequential age for private markets.