In this 45-minute on-demand webinar, experts from RSM and Withersworldwide explain why GP restructurings are at record-setting levels in the current market, and more…

A seasoned energy industry executive explains why she is bullish about a sector usually overlooked by private equity firms – deepwater. EY’s Deborah Byers explains that technical innovations have moved from the land to the sea, changing the economics of deepwater drilling. She also offers a surprising view on the relative merits of Gulf of Mexico versus offshore Brazil.

Three veterans of the private equity fundraising market share advice to GPs thinking of spinning out to form their own firms. Be aware that running a firm is more complicated than doing deals, and be prepared to bootstrap a few deals before LPs are willing to consider investing in your blind-pool fund.

Arsenal Capital was launched 17 years ago by a 33-year-old and a 27-year-old. Today the firm is a mega-fund success, but its first three deals provided two difficult and painful experiences, says Arsenal’s Terrence Mullen. Mullen also discusses more recent deals that he remembers with both fondness and regret.

Brad Coppens from One Equity Partners, Adam Blumenthal of Blue Wolf Capital Partners, and Jacques Mulder of EY, describe how healthcare providers are directly marketing procedures to patients in an effort to preemptively stop more expensive conditions down the line.

Attorney Mandee Gruen, a partner at Goodwin, explains the specific challenges facing impact investors in the real estate space. 

The head of business development for a major middle-market private equity firm describes his firm’s approach to wooing potential sellers and adding value through digital and sales-force optimization.

Experts from Taurus Investment Holdings, Zurich Alternative Asset Management and RSM discuss what lies ahead for global real estate investment, including the shifting tax and regulatory landscape.

The middle-market private equity deal market is on fire, but where are the larger deals? Three deal experts describe the hesitancy in the mega-deal market and why it may be coming to an end. Also discussed: A huge Toshiba spinout in Japan; a logistics deal in Singapore; CPPIB’s acquisition of Calpine; the reported Nordstrom take-private.

Brad Coppens from One Equity Partners, Adam Blumenthal of Blue Wolf Capital Partners, and Jacques Mulder of EY, discuss the focus that private equity firms have in the healthcare space – investors are trying to help care providers lower costs while improving outcomes, and in settings outside of hospitals, such as home care and urgent care clinics.