Large institutional investors are increasingly questioning whether conflicts of interest are being properly managed in private equity continuation vehicle transactions, where firms effectively sell assets from one fund to another structure they also influence, according tone report by the Financial Times.
Concerns centre on whether some investors serving on limited partner advisory committees (LPACs) may be approving transactions that indirectly benefit other parts of their own organisations, pa...
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