David Snow

PERE Magazine May 2009

The New York Common scandal will tar the reputation of placement agents unless market participants disseminate and enforce a clear distinction between valuable fundraising services and sleazy influence peddling, writes David Snow.

PERE Magazine, April 2009 issue

David Snow examines what America’s Public-Private Investment Program for troubled assets means for private equity real estate.

The secondaries advisor and placement agent has been approaching large investors about a vehicle that allows clients to 'share' capital calls with cash-strapped LPs.

PERE Magazine, March 2009 issue

Two and twenty? KKR is moving to 1 and 10 for its new infrastructure fund, reveals David Snow.

Fair value, as defined by the Financial Accounting Standards Board, is the price that an asset would fetch if sold today in an orderly transaction between willing market participants and in the most advantageous market for the asset. PERE Magazine February 2009 issue.

Unlike hedge funds, private equity doesn’t have to deal with the Madoff performance question, writes David Snow.