When Kian Capital Partners was raising its third fund earlier this year, it got some bad news. One of the LPs from its previous fund could not commit. Not because of poor past performance. Not because of a lack of faith in the fund’s investment strategy. Quite simply, the LP had lost its mandate from a state pension, so there was no capital to invest.
top of page


Private Capital Solutions | Acquisition & Merger Advisory
Search
Recent Posts
See AllKey points 2025 presents a promising landscape for private market investments, with favourable cycle alignments offering return and...
40
Discover why private assets can be a great fit for private investors' portfolios. Private markets have seen significant growth over the...
50
The article found below in the comments section examines what Limited Partners (LPs) seek from emerging General Partners (GPs) in private...
50
bottom of page