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Cinco preguntas que hay que hacer a los gestores sobre Evergreen Private Equity

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By Alisa Amarosa Wood, Emily Pollock, Bradlee Few
| Funds Society Spain Verified
No todos los productos evergreen tienen derecho a ganar. El mercado de los vehículos de capital privado evergreen sigue expandiéndose, lo que significa que es más importante que nunca que los inversores dispongan de la información adecuada y de transparencia para distinguir entre las diferentes ofertas, desde el enfoque de inversión hasta la estructura y la alineación.
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5 Questions to Ask Managers about Evergreen Private Equity

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By Alisa Amarosa Wood, Emily Pollock, Bradlee Few
| KKR
Why it matters: Evergreen private equity strategies are sometimes viewed as “watered down” versions of a manager’s institutional business. It is important to identify whether a manager is providing institutional-quality access to private equity backed by a proven track record through their evergreen vehicle or if the vehicle is getting “leftovers,” lower-returning assets, or something entirely novel.
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Please Locate the Nearest Exit: Our Approach to Monetizing Private Equity Assets in Turbulent Times

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By Alisa Amarosa Wood, Emily Pollock, Bradlee Few
| KKR
One of the concerns we hear about investing in private equity is the perception that it has become increasingly difficult to sell companies or take them public at the end of an investment period. For KKR, we have seen that planning for exits early, taking a creative and flexible approach to the exit plan, and making good companies great makes even the most difficult environments navigable.
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