The issues raised as you answer the following questions may help you to anticipate the major trends which affect your investment policy in 2006.
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Gérard Favarel

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Q1. What are your motives for diversifying your equity investments to include Private Equity in 2006?

Q2. How much do you wish to invest in Private Equity as a percentage of your alternative management?

Q3. Have you developed specific management models for the allocation of your assets invested in Private Equity? What percentage is allocated for LBO, development capital and Technology?

Q4. Why do you prefer LBO? LMBO? How much do you wish to invest in this area in 2006?

Q5. In your opinion, does risk and yield increase in opposing directions in Private Equity?

Q6. Which indicators do you use to measure the profitability, the security and the liquidity of your investments?

Q7. Which manager in the private equity sector has the best understanding of the implication of the IAS/IFRS standards?

Q8. Should a LBO fund be French, European or global?

Q9. How much do you intend to invest in private equity fund which is investing in high yield bonds? Why?

Q10. What reporting do you expect from a private equity fund ? How much time would you like to spend on this?

Q11. What is your target rotation for the private equity investments in your portfolio?

Q12. What is the best organisation from your point of view for a firm managing a private equity fund?

Q13. Based on the fundamentals, why is the LMBO synonymous with "sustainable development"?

Q14. How do you intend to outperform benchmarking index in the next few years?