This episode: PebbleOak Capital Partners – Big Win, Big Wipeout

Three fundraising experts give an introduction to the vastness and importance of fundraising in the U.S. market, particularly for non-U.S. GPs seeking to grow.

Three experts discuss the current state of fees: points of negotiation, impacts of the growing expense of being a GP, and incentives offered to cornerstone investors.

GTCR is betting on a healthcare revolution in the coming years, assembling a management team to source deals in the sector, says managing director Dean Mihas.

An executive summary of the Privcap video: Times Have Changed for Deal Expenses.

General Atlantic’s Jonathan Korngold tells Privcap about how the growth capital firm has morphed from its philanthropic beginnings.

Z Capital Partners’ Jim Zenni tells Privcap about the firm’s proprietary deal sourcing system and explains its focus on companies with operational and financial issues.

GTCR’s Dean Mihas tells Privcap about his firm’s exit of medical-devices business Devicor and how “The Leadership Strategy” was used to build the portfolio company.

Anne Anquillare of PEF Services and Julia Corelli of Pepper Hamilton discuss how to figure out who should pay for what fees and expenses associated with a PE firm.

An executive summary of Privcap Series: The PE Data Tsunami

Property Funds Research’s Andrew Baum explains why the PE real estate fund model has fundamentally changed the role of property in investment portfolios.

In 2014, there were the most North American PE energy-focused funds in the market since 2005, according to PitchBook data. Privcap asked Jeff Eaton of Eaton Partners about the fundraising environment in 2014 and what’s ahead for 2015.

The Carlyle Group’s Rodney Cohen tells Privcap how the firm’s sub-group for middle-market investments operates, and how they source and win deals.

Three experts discuss why it takes twice as long for LPs to get their money back from GPs as in the past, what this does to LP-GP relationships, and its impact on return profiles.

Arsenal Capital Partners’ Tim Zappala, Chromaflo’s Scott Becker and RSM’s Mauro Bonugli discuss how Arsenal came to invest in Chromaflo.

An executive summary of Privcap Series: The PE Data Tsunami

Privcap speaks to Scott Hoffman about why he joined the private equity firm after a 28-year career in industrial products

After spending nearly three decades at an industrial products company, including running four global businesses, Scott Hoffman made the leap to private equity operating partner.

It was an easy decision for him to move to…

Three experts explain why sharing PE portfolio data is so challenging, and what resources are necessary to do useful things with “big data” from the asset class.