KPMG
KPMG LLP, the U.S. audit, tax and advisory services firm, operates from 87 offices with more than 23,000 employees and partners throughout the U.S.
Videos
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Drones and Disruption Enter the Energy Industry
How virtual reality, data analytics, artificial intelligence, machine learning and even drones are disrupting energy.
November 26, 2018More -
Renewables 2018 – Tax Policy, M&A and the Future of the Industry
How will renewable energy sources change the game in government, technology, and for institutional investors?
July 27, 2018More -
What is “Permania”?
Why oil and gas investors should look beyond the Permian Basin.
October 16, 2017More -
Focus and Consolidation in Oil & Gas
Christopher Click of KPMG discusses private equity opportunities in a challenging oil and gas market.
October 6, 2017More -
Becoming a Compliant GP
Partners at New Mountain Capital, KPMG, and Adams Street Partners discuss the challenges of registering as an investment advisor with the SEC, Form PF, Europe’s AIFM, as well as the hard costs of compliance as estimated by the NVCA’s CFO Task Force.
April 1, 2012More -
The Efficient GP
Experts at Adams Street Partners, KPMG, and New Mountain Capital discuss the ways their own firms are improving internal operations and investor servicing.
February 4, 2012More -
Excellent Investor Reporting
In “Excellent Investor Reporting,” William Hupp, a Partner and Chief Financial Officer of Adams Street Partners, Daniel Reid, a Partners at New Mountain Capital, KPMG, and Adams Street Partners discuss trends among their investors and clients, as well as how they are rising to meet the challenge of increased transparency.
February 1, 2012More
Reports
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Report: 2017 Energy Game Changers
Read how the energy sector is providing big opportunities and longterm returns in the latest Privcap Energy Conference Report.
March 1, 2018More
Articles
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Is Now the Time to Invest in Renewables?
KPMG’s John Gimigliano discusses the emerging opportunity for private equity investment in renewable energy.
October 8, 2018More -
RE Exec on Brexit fallout: “Don’t be the last in the Tube”
The Brexit referendum may have contributed to a 43 percent drop in U.K. deal flow in the first quarter of 2016, but the bigger question for the RE industry: What comes next?
Britain’s vote on whether to stay or leave the European Union is weeks away, but U.K real estate deals could already…
May 13, 2016More
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