Private equity turns to financial engineering to lure insurance billions

Private equity turns to financial engineering to lure insurance billions

Structured Financing Enhances Appeal of Secondary Funds

Private equity firms are reportedly employing structured financing techniques to make secondary funds more appealing to investors who are typically risk-averse. This approach is said to be a driving factor in the growth of these funds. While specific companies or individuals involved were not disclosed in the source, the strategy aims to attract substantial investments from the insurance sector.

Original Source: https://www.ft.com/content/9c6fac10-9f3f-4503-9765-b9e29e18c68d?syn-25a6b1a6=1

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