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The Mid-Market Squeeze: Findings from the Portico Advisers EM Mid-Market Survey

In recent years, the number of mid-market private equity funds in emerging markets has declined. Portico undertook a survey to test some hypotheses for the supply-demand imbalance of capital in the mid-market segment, and to illuminate potential solutions. The report's overarching finding is that the declining number of emerging market mid-market funds is more than just a funding gap; it is a symptom of industry-wide problems. The survey includes responses from 76 private equity practitioners distributed globally.