Investor appetite for co-investment is booming. According to Private Equity International's LP Perspectives Study 2026, 21 percent of investors now access private equity via co-investments, up from 18 percent a year earlier.
This article is sponsored by Ardian, Davis Polk, Future Standard, Lexington Partners, Patria Investments, and UBS Asset Management.
The roundtable explores the art of a successful co-investment, examining how limited partners are increasingly turning to direct co-investment opportunities to enhance returns and gain more control over their private equity allocations.
The trend reflects growing sophistication among LPs and a maturing co-investment market.
Source: PE International · Summarized by HeadlinesBriefing