Primary and secondary funds complement each other ideally in a well-structured private equity portfolio and enable investors to benefit from both long-term growth and stable returns. FINVIA explains the key differences between primary and secondary funds and what you need to look out for.

Those who want to protect themselves from volatile share prices use private equity to invest in company developments outside the stock market. However, the illiquid nature of the asset class and its staggered capital calls present investors with a major challenge. So how can you manage to benefit from the advantages and maintain sufficient liquidity in your overall assets?

FINVIA Sports Investments opens up new opportunities for investors of all kinds. In addition to passion and exceptional talent, this sector offers unique opportunities for your wealth. Co-founder Mathias Jauch explains what these are and why this offer could also be interesting for your portfolio.

From private equity and venture capital to impact investing - alternative investments are diverse. But which asset class actually appeals to which target group?

Private equity is always illiquid - right? With PE Perpetual, FINVIA is now offering a fund for the first time that does away with existing standards of alternative investments and opens up new opportunities. Find out all about its advantages and the special features that make it attractive to a wide range of investors.

Single fund, fund of funds or an evergreen structure? The private equity sector has many investment options. We show you the most important differences and discuss which of these is best suited to your requirements.

Private equity funds have made a name for themselves in recent years thanks to their high returns - and the supply has increased accordingly. But how do you as an investor manage to distinguish profitable options from less lucrative ones? Here you can find out what you need to look out for in funds and managers in order to position your wealth securely.

The challenging environment on both the capital markets and the private markets is putting many investors to the test. In such phases, private equity as an addition to the portfolio can help to generate higher return opportunities compared to the liquid capital market. The performance potential of private equity funds is particularly evident in times of crisis.

"You can't manage what you don't measure" - this mantra of the private equity industry also applies to impact investing. We recently dealt with the topic of impact investing in detail in this blog. One question remains: how can impact measurement actually work?