Raising funds remains tough, and not just in the capital markets—private equity sponsors are feeling the pinch as well. But any good investor knows to rush in when others are rushing out. This industry veteran explains how PE companies are adapting to changing market sentiment.
MODERATOR:
Scott Rees III, Chairman & CEO, NSAI
SPEAKER:
Robert A. Edwards, Partner, NGP Energy Capital Management
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