Jeffrey Bunder

From an education company in Brazil to a timberland deal in Africa, private equity deals have shown the ability to make money while also transforming lives.

How do private equity firms measure and report non-financial results?

The growing popularity of “impact investing” in emerging markets private equity.

Jeff Bunder of EY discusses growth-stage companies.

Jeffrey Bunder, Global Private Equity Leader for EY, shares his observations on 2012 private equity-backed IPOs and why this critical market remains flat relative to the prior year.

What are the growing pains of companies at the growth stage? With Chris Masto of FLL, Jeffrey Bunder of Ernst & Young, and Deepak Sindwani of Bain Capital Ventures.

Firing a family member–it is hard to find a more gut-wrenching decision to make, yet the three experts who join this fascinating panel discussion have seen this drama unfold many times in private equity-backed businesses.

How to find a long-term partner in private capital, with Chris Masto of FFL, Jeffrey Bunder of EY, and Deepak Sindwani of Bain Capital Ventures.

Three veterans of the emerging markets private equity opportunity share real stories of success, as well as cautionary tales.

A key value-driver of private companies in the emerging markets is a set of “basic” corporate-governance best practices, often instilled by private equity sponsors.

“The best way to gain exposure to the emerging markets is by direct investment, by private investment,” according to veteran emerging markets investor David Creighton.

Jeffrey Bunder, Global Head of Private Equity for EY, on what investors need to know about adding value and corporate governance in the emerging markets.

An executive summary of the Privcap series Impact Capital in the Emerging Markets.

An executive summary of the Privcap thought-leadership series on successful partnerships between growth-capital investors and entrepreneurs.

Executive summary of the Privcap thought-leadership discussion series, “Value Creation & Corporate Governance in the Emerging Markets.”