Tag Archives: Private equity fund

Private equity – does the sausage match the sizzle?

Posted on May 30, 2022 by henry tapper

  Private markets are being touted as the promised land for retail investors. They off “milk and honey” at a time when the traditional asset classes can barely feed us locusts. At the PLSA conference, some managers I spoke to … Continue reading →

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Will our pensions reform private equity or become its victim?

Posted on July 5, 2021 by henry tapper

Peter Harrison, Schroder’s CEO is making some important comments about investing in the stock market.  “Ultimately, we’ve got to grow the wealth of our customers. The move towards private assets is a reflection of the fact that that’s where the … Continue reading →

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Why the DC “game is up” for the active fund managers

Posted on November 24, 2012 by henry tapper

Like landed salmon , they flap around on the bank, hoping they may get thrown back in the water. Continue reading →

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