Privcap Private Equity & Real Estate Podcas‪t‬ Privcap Private Equity & Real Estate Podcast

Part 2 of 3. The CEO of an NHL team and a prominent sports business investment banker discuss sports as an important force in society and as a platform for advocacy of social justice. The two also discuss the story of Colin Kaepernick and the need for greater diversity in the top ranks of the sports industry.

Two top executives at a major alternative-investments solutions provider describe the growth of the private capital asset classes. Doug Hart and Paul Woods of Alter Domus also discuss the challenges of managing private capital data, the GP response to COVID, and Alter Domus’ growth through two recent acquisitions. Sponsored by Alter Domus.

A former senior executive from Ontario Teachers’ Pension Plan discusses the mission of the firm he co-founded, Toronto-based Peloton Capital Management. The Zoom interview with Steven Faraone includes the perspective he gained at influential direct private equity investor OTPP, investing through the COVID crisis, the deal flow benefits of being a long-term investor, and healthcare services as an essential business vertical. Interviewed by Ben Gibbons of RSM Canada.

The Chief Executive of the Irish Funds Industry Association discusses important advancements in Irish law that enable better fund structuring in the country. Also, the rise of limited partnerships in Ireland, the mandate of the IFIA, the history of financial services as a driver of the Irish economy, and the effects of Brexit.

Part 1 of a 3-part interview. The founder of New York-based private equity firm New Mountain Capital discusses his firm’s response to the COVID crisis, the investment outlook for the firm’s new $10.2 billion fund, the importance of ESG, and New Mountain’s approach to sector deep dives. Interviewed by RSM’s Don Lipari.

Part 2 of a podcast interview. Michael Kumin of Great Hill Partners describes how two portfolio companies, Wayfair and TodayTix, have performed in the pandemic. Kumin also discusses the boom in home spending and the wait for the return of live entertainment.