Our biggest issue yet has arrived – with more pages, a fresh design and a broader range of perspectives from across private markets.
The new Private Markets Profile leads with our profile of Sir Nigel Wilson, who sets out his vision for turning the UK’s investment ambitions into reality. We also profile Development Bank of Wales chair Sally Bridgeland on cultivating a distinctive Welsh investment ecosystem.
Elsewhere, we examine how AI is reshaping private equity value creation, whether DC structures could be incentivising unintended private asset outcomes, the governance challenges posed by private credit and insurers’ strengthening commitment to private markets.
We also explore the challenge of building investable regions, natural capital, climate resilience and infrastructure debt, while our In Perspective section brings together views from charities, endowments and foundations.
Plus, reports from our Private Credit, Defined Contribution and Insurance Investment Forums, and On the record, our round-up of the key stories from the quarter.
The first redesigned issue of Private Markets Profile can be downloaded here.
Issue 15 contains the following articles:
- Turning ambition into reality
- Private credit is a governance test
- On the record: A roundup of the key stories from the quarter
- How AI is reshaping private equity value creation
- Could DC be incentivising unintended private asset outcomes?
- Unlocking natural capital value
- Building investable regions
- Sir Nigel Wilson profile: The architecture of ambition
- Sally Bridgeland profile: Cultivating a Welsh investment terroir
- Infrastructure debt’s growing role in LGPS portfolios
- Private Credit Forum report
- Charities, endowments & foundations perspectives
- Defined Contribution Forum report
- Built for yesterday’s climate
- Insurers strengthen their commitment to private markets
- Insurance Investment Forum report