In this episode of Beyond Markets, Alisa Wood, Partner, KKR, shares her insights on private equity and in particular, open-ended, evergreen fund structures. We explore what evergreen structures are, how it compares with traditional, closed end 10-year fund structures, and why it is advantageous to build exposure to private equity in a portfolio.
This episode is hosted by William Fong, Co-Head, Alternatives & Strategic Solutions Specialists Asia at Bank Julius Baer.
1:50: What are open-ended, evergreen private equity structures?
3:07: The growing popularity of evergreen private equity structures
6:23: Open-ended vs close-ended structures
9:52: Redemption opportunities in evergreen funds
13:18: KKR’s approach and investment focus
18:53: Why invest in private equity?
23:48: Get to know Alisa – PEWIN, The Public Theater
31:27: Recommended musicals in NYC
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