Why Yale, Harvard And Sovereign Funds Are Changing Their Views On Alternative Assets

You would call them the smartest guys in the room, had Enron not ruined the term for at least a generation.

Analysis: Sovereign funds' fortunes turn as emerging assets sour

LONDON (Reuters) - The world's biggest sovereign wealth funds may see their bumper profits of 2012 diminish this year as recent diversification into high-growth emerging markets starts to produce disappointing returns.

European buyout firms face struggle to exit deals

LONDON: European private equity firms will struggle to find profitable ways to exit their boom-time deals, as the industry's traditional exit routes remain largely shut, a report said.

Slow China IPO market limits private equity exits

China's stalled market for new share listings is severely limiting the ability of private equity funds to cash out their investments in the country, according to a new research report from China First Capital.

Abu Dhabi launches new port, may compete with Dubai

ABU DHABI (Reuters) - Abu Dhabi launched operations at a multi-billion dollar port facility on Saturday, seeking to diversify its oil-based economy with a project that could intensify competition for the region's shipping traffic with neighbouring emirate Dubai.