Forty percent of respondents identified themselves as general partners, 23% as limited partners and 37% as support staff (lawyers, etc.). Below are the results:

The next peak of the current cycle will be:
2013 (7%)
2014 (15%)
2015 (29%)
After 2016 (40%)
There are no cycles in private equity (8%)

If you had 100 million to invest in a single geography, you would pick:

North America (36%)
Latin America (6%)
China (3%)
Europe (27%)
Africa (16%)

Over the next decade, the highest average returns will come from:

Large buyout funds (10%)
Small buyout funds (37%)
Distressed debt funds (14%)
Emerging market growth funds (26%)
Secondary funds (7%)
Venture capital funds (6%)

What part of the cycle is European private equity investing in today?

At bottom, time to invest heavily (35%)
Average (55%)
Closer to a top and time to stay away (11%)

Best European investments over the next decade will come from:

Large buyout funds (13%)
Small buyout funds (35%)
Growth capital funds (20%)
Distressed debt funds (26%)
None, avoid Europe (7%)

If the public equity markets return around 5% over the next cycle, what will private equity returns be?
5-10% (47%)
10-15% (40%)

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