Investors will need to focus more on adaptability, manager selection and resilience to find success amid a rapidly changing investment landscape driven by AI, secondaries opportunities and growing private credit markets, according to an annual report from global private markets investment manager Hamilton Lane.
A new report shows private equity deals require sharper value creation, a clearer, data-backed edge and faster earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization growth.
The analyst will help in sourcing, evaluating and monitoring managers across asset classes as well as conducting qualitative and quantitative due diligence on prospective firms.
The university will consider a recommendation to select an investment advisor for its endowed and non-endowed portfolios alongside potential asset allocation changes within the endowment at its March meeting.