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Podcast – How can Private Equity strengthen itself to continue its growth?

🚀 Private Equity is evolving! Leaders are talking transparency, impact, and finding solutions for liquidity in Europe. The future of Private Equity? Collaboration, strong performance, and making a positive difference 🤝

“For investors, at the end of the day what you want to have is, Show me the money!” – Julien Godard (11:42)

“The Private Equity market industry must evolve and become a collaborative engine for social transformation.” – Jean-Philippe Boige (13:38)

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From stocks to stakes

Carmignac has reached a new milestone, as it expands beyond public markets with the formal introduction of a private equity strategy, Carmignac Private Evergreen. This is Carmignac’s first foray into private markets having last year invested its own capital as a cornerstone investor in secondaries firm, Clipway. The new fund is a semi-liquid offering and sees the firm expand from stocks to stakes, with Carmignac Private Evergreen designed to invest across private equity secondaries via co-investment deals. Even more appealing to investors is that there will be no management fees and no carried interest. No kidding! Carmignac has seeded the fund too, to ensure strong alignment of interests with investors. Direct co-investment opportunities will also be pursued as Carmignac embarks on its new adventure. Don’t forget your compass!

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Rock Solid Opportunity

BlackRock is entering into a new relationship with Swiss-based private equity firm Partners Group to open up the world of private markets to wealthy investors. The plan aims to help BlackRock scale its exposure to private markets by creating a model portfolio, designed to enable wealth advisors to give HNW individuals exposure to multiple asset classes in a single offering. Investors will be able to select from three risk profiles across BlackRock’s private equity, private credit and systematic funds, and Partners Group’s private equity, growth equity and infrastructure funds. This is the latest powerhouse partnership as asset managers seek to broaden their private markets footprint by joining forces with leading GPs. State Street has also announced a partnership with Apollo to launch an exchange-traded fund and other products focused on private credit. As was noted during IPEM Paris 2024, the democratization of private markets represents a significant opportunity over the coming years. With BlackRock joining the party, the future looks bright for individual investors.

Inspired by the Wall Street Journal