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During our webinar, ‘Secondaries in an AI world’, Paul Newsome, Head of Portfolio Management, was joined by Ralph Büchel, Head of Secondaries, Marco Perfetto, Associate, and David Ng, Senior Vice President, to discuss the current state of the secondaries market and how, through the use of AI, we can hope to win by uncovering the hidden gems and, most importantly of all, avoid the banana skins.
Key highlights
- What does the “new environment” of geopolitical risks, rising inflation and interest rates and big corrections in the public markets mean for secondaries? The team provides an overview of the secondaries market and the structural tailwinds resulting in unprecedented growth.
- Want to add a bit of spice to your portfolio recipe? The team walks us through the development and implementation of Unigestion’s AI model, PEpper (Private Equity Predictive PERformance), and review how our predictive, flexible model works, demonstrating its level of accuracy.
- Finally, the team unpacks how they think AI will impact the future of Private Equity – from operational improvements to enhanced due diligence and AI-driven LPA analysis.
Watch samples of the webinar
If you are interested in viewing the full webinar, please get in touch with us at clients@unigestion.com.
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