Private equity has increasingly been used in portfolio for all types of investors as family offices or ultra-high net worth individuals. Financial literature proposes different ways to compute private equity… Click to show full abstract
Private equity has increasingly been used in portfolio for all types of investors as family offices or ultra-high net worth individuals. Financial literature proposes different ways to compute private equity performances with results that can question the promised over-performance on public equities. The investment process in private equity funds with the system of committed capital and called capital can have a huge impact of the private equity performance in the whole portfolio and in multi-assets framework. This paper proposes an empirical study that integrates the J-curve effect on the private equity part of a portfolio and its scaling effect with the low-rate environment.
               
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