London, UK/ Florida, USA – One of private capital’s preferred boutique executive search partner, Camino Search will release issue four of The Global Report, in November 2025.

 

The report, which curates and compiles stories, insights and thought leadership from global leaders in the private capital ecosystem, has already been seen more than 250,000 times across social media, web, email and print, in more than 25 countries across four continents.

 

Split into two sections, the 120-page report features an introduction from MoneyWeek journalist Dan McEvoy, reviewing investment activity half-yearly, as well as insights and current themes from the private capital ecosystem.

 

Previous editions’ report contributors have included IRIS CEO, Elona Mortimer-Zhika, Darktrace Chair, Gordon Hurst and former Operating Executive and go-to pricing expert, Marcos Rivera, of Pricing I/O, in California.

 

 

In issue four, the edition discusses and reviews;

 

·      How AI is helping investors shape value creation

·      Why talent it PE’s greatest untapped alpha

·      Breaks down the myths and misconceptions of global mobility and company expansion

·      Questions whether we are entering an AI investment bubble

·      Provides an AI playbook for ROI for business leaders

·      Reviews the biggest private capital movements of H1, 2025, featuring economic commentary from MoneyWeek journalist, Dan McEvoy

 

“The Global Report has captured the interest of the private capital ecosystem since it was released three issues ago,” said Harry Hewson, Camino Search Managing Director and Founder.

 

“I’d like to thank everyone who has contributed to the editions and supported the publication, to date and I’m looking forward to sharing the next issue later this year.

 

“The report has shared some incredible stories, insights and themes which have resonated with investors, operating partners and portfolio leaders across our globally-reaching community.”

 

A full list of contributors and further articles will be released in October, 2025, along with a website page where readers can register interest to receive the fourth issue.

 

The report will be available on a new-look ‘Global Report hub’ featuring video introductions from contributors and article insights.