Adam Turtle: DPI Is Valuation Proof, Not a Liquidity Crunch
Rede Partners' Adam Turtle explains why LPs demand DPI: not because they lack cash, but to verify that GP paper valuations reflect reality.
10+ hours of podcasts, in 5 minutes.
Adam Turtle, co-founder of Rede Partners, joins host Ross Butler to break down the realities of the prolonged private equity fundraising slowdown. Rather than a pure liquidity crisis or denominator effect, Turtle explains how institutional LPs are executing a strategic realignment away from previous orthodoxies like SaaS and towards AI-resilient sectors, defence, and middle-market funds. They examine fund structuring, GP selection, the risks of elevated hurdle rates, GP stakes, and how fundraising advisory has evolved from rolodex sales into strategic storytelling.
Rede Partners' Adam Turtle explains why LPs demand DPI: not because they lack cash, but to verify that GP paper valuations reflect reality.
Adam Turtle explains why European PE managers pick fund outperformance and GP stakes over US-style asset accumulation.
Adam Turtle explains why five down years in private equity fundraising stem from LP sector realignment, not a lack of capital.
Rede Partners co-founder Adam Turtle warns that a 12% hurdle rate breaks GP carry alignment and leaves managers chasing management fees.
Rede Partners co-founder Adam Turtle explains why taking every LP check creates long-term structural traps for private equity GPs.
Rede Partners co-founder Adam Turtle explains how private equity fundraising divided into three distinct speeds and why zombie funds are the last to know.
The week's private equity podcasts, boiled down to one short Sunday read, for deal professionals, operating partners, and LPs.
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