Hannah Zhang is a reporter specializing in private equity and secondaries. With experience at PEI News, Institutional Investor, and other publications, Hannah covers topics such as fund sales, impact investing, fundraising, and market trends in the private equity industry.
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Hannah Zhang's coverage predominantly focuses on investment analysis with a strong emphasis on private equity, investments, pension funds, and asset management. Her articles also frequently cite data to support her content.
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Pursuing both strategies via a single fund allows for better market timing and greater diversification, according to Montana Capital’s Marco Wulff and Eduard Lemle.
The Campbell Lutyens-advised sale comes as the Eastman Kodak Company mulls a potential termination of its pension plan.
Portfolio companies increasingly want to 'work with the best of the best', according to research from consultancy firm Nepean.
Approximately 45% of Fund VI will be allocated to secondaries transactions amid constrained liquidity and elevated capital costs in Brazil.
Anton Orlich, managing investment director for private equity at the California Public Employees’ Retirement System, has set in motion a major structural shift at the US’s largest public pension.
CalPERS considers secondaries investments an important contributor of distinct advantages not found in traditional commingled funds.
Will there be more Kodak moments in the secondaries market?
The New York City retirement systems confirmed that four of the five NYC pension funds are involved in the large LP-led secondaries transaction.
Many large private equity investors have been diversifying beyond traditional buyouts to pursue more attractive returns.
Pension funds, endowments and asset managers are being drawn to the mid-market's flexibility and wide range of exit options.
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