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News — 12 June 2025

Crisis after crisis, private equity builds long-term performance

Private equity does not promise the impossible. But it does embody a powerful idea: resilience as a driver of performance. Time and again, through each crisis, it proves its ability to absorb shocks and generate long-term value. In an op-ed for Les Échos, Estelle Dolla shared Private Corner’s core belief: this asset class draws its strength from its very structure.

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A naturally resilient asset class

"At first glance, illiquidity may appear as a constraint for private market investors. Yet, it gives this asset class a major advantage: the ability to weather successive crises," explains Estelle Dolla.

Why is that?

Because in the absence of daily valuations, there is no room for panic.
Because investors are committed over the long term, fostering better-aligned governance.
Because funds managers can operate without the pressure of short-term market swings.

The importance of selecting top-tier funds managers

Performance is first and foremost driven by the quality of the managers. The gap between a top-quartile fund and a bottom-quartile one can exceed 20 percentage points — a substantial difference. This is the core of our business: selecting high-performing managers with strategies tailored to sophisticated private investors.

Many thanks to Les Échos for this feature, and to all those who are building with us a rigorous and informed access to private markets.

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Disclaimer: Private Corner is an asset management company authorized by the French Financial Markets Authority (AMF) under registration number GP-20000038, granted on November 5, 2020. Investments in alternative investment funds (AIFs) carry risks, including the risk of capital loss and illiquidity. Subscriptions are locked up for a minimum period of 10 years. Investments are strictly reserved for professional or well-informed investors. Past performance is not indicative of future results, and no guarantee is provided that investment objectives will be achieved. All information presented reflects the views and interpretations of Private Corner. Private equity does not promise the impossible. But it does embody a powerful idea: resilience as a driver of performance. Time and again, through each crisis, it proves its ability to absorb shocks and generate long-term value.

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What about dedicated funds in the unlisted market?

At a time when wealth management strategies are becoming more complex and access to private assets is becoming more democratic, a good knowledge of investment vehicles such as feeder funds and funds of funds is becoming essential for financial advisors. These structures now offer private clients with intermediaries a gateway to diversified strategies. Understanding their differences, their mechanisms and their strategic uses not only enables a better response to the expectations of wealth management clients, but also the structuring of effective allocations, aligned with the most demanding market standards.

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Once upon a time, private equity...

Estelle Dolla's opinion piece in PE Mag: if private equity existed in France in the years 2000/2010, it was then only in its infancy, often consisting of ‘pockets of capital’ rather than fully established management companies. The first players generally came from the banking sector, and instinct often prevailed over discipline during transactions. The French model already reproduced the three fundamental pillars of private equity, developed by the American pioneers, which are essential to its performance: alignment of interests, control and investment duration.

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Private equity: from ready-to-wear to tailor-made, a whole range of possibilities

Some wealth management advisers are now familiar with feeder funds, bringing private equity investment within their reach. The good news is that for the more experienced, a tailor-made approach is also possible.