The prolonged fundraising slowdown for private equity isn’t going to reverse course anytime soon and poses an existential crisis for certain firms, according to
“I don’t expect a massive monetization cycle to hit,” Zelter said Tuesday at the Barclays Global Financial Services Conference. “I think there’s many, many PE funds that are out there that have raised their most recent fund and don’t realize it’s their last fund.”
Since 2022, elevated interest rates have curbed private equity dealmaking and slowed cash distributions to fund investors. That means those backers have less cash ...
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