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Adapt and thrive 

Alice Murray

18.07.2024  –  Articles

Tough markets conditions have a Darwinian effect on its participants. A new survey-based report from Mayer Brown reveals the industry’s eagerness to transform itself.

Darwin’s evolutionary theory is best encapsulated by ‘survival of the fittest’. While the private capital fund sphere has always been a competitive space, the Darwinian theory of natural selection feels especially pronounced in environments such as this, when LPs are ultra picky over the funds they back.  

To not only survive the current market conditions, but to grow and thrive, fund managers clearly understand the pressing need to change, according to Mayer Brown’s insightful ‘The Next Organization’ report.

The law firm surveyed 107 leaders from investment banking, asset management, and private equity firms. (It also surveyed 107 leaders from investment banking, asset management, and private equity firms, but the highlights shared here will focus only on the former group.) 

Below is a selection of some of the report’s findings. For the complete report, click here.  

Key change 

69% of investment firm leaders believe that their organisation needs complete transformation to thrive and create value.

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