Goldman Sachs is exploring a fund format that could create more advisory work. The talks are early, with no reported fund launch or added fees, and questions remain about manager pay and investor withdrawals.
A new fund format could give Goldman Sachs more work helping private equity clients manage investments. But the talks are early, and the story reports no signed fund or added fees for Goldman. Questions also remain about manager pay and investor withdrawals.
Evercore is exploring a fund format that could create more advisory work. The talks are early, with no reported fund launch or added fees, and questions remain about manager pay and investor withdrawals.
Jefferies is looking into the fund format, which could create more advisory work. The story reports no fund launch or added fees, and questions remain about manager pay and investor withdrawals.
Raymond James is looking into the fund format, which could create more advisory work. The story reports no fund launch or added fees, and questions remain about manager pay and investor withdrawals.
Lazard is looking into the fund format, which could create more advisory work. The story reports no fund launch or added fees, and questions remain about manager pay and investor withdrawals.
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