Year: 2026

Co-investments allow limited partners, such as pension funds, sovereign investors, and family offices, to invest directly alongside a private equity sponsor in a specific deal. Instead of committing capital solely through a blind pool fund, investors gain targeted exposure to individual transactions. Over the past decade, co-investments have shifted from a niche accommodation to a central feature of private equity dealmaking.Rising fund volumes, fiercer competition for deals, and investors’ preference for reduced fees and enhanced influence have propelled this expansion, with industry surveys suggesting that global private equity co‑investment allocations have climbed into the hundreds of billions of dollars and…

It is ever more evident that business, infrastructure, and investment initiatives need to account for their social dimension as well. Connections with communities, responsible land stewardship, and the protection of human rights have emerged as decisive elements for the success and long‑term feasibility of any sustainable development effort.Social performance thus becomes essential, and handling it effectively requires grasping social dynamics, foreseeing potential risks, and nurturing trust-based relationships among organizations, communities, and institutions. Socionaut was established exactly for this purpose, delivering specialized social consulting designed to reinforce project sustainability and enhance their positive influence across the territories.An all-encompassing strategy for addressing…