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Preqin Names Schulte a Leading Law Firm in All Six Global Reports
March 2018
Schulte was named as a leading law firm in all six global reports published by Preqin, a leading source of data and intelligence for the alternative assets industry. Preqin named Schulte among the leading firms in the following reports:
- “Leading Law Firms in Private Equity Fund Formation,” Global Private Equity & Venture Capital Report
- “Leading Law Firms Involved in Private Debt Fund Formation,” Global Private Debt Report
- “Leading Law Firms in Private Real Estate Fund Formation,” Global Real Estate Report
- “Leading Law Firms in Natural Resources Fund Formation,” Global Natural Resources Report
- “Leading Law Firms in Infrastructure Fund Formation,” Global Infrastructure Report
Preqin also listed Schulte among the leading firms in seven categories in its Global Hedge Fund Report:
- “Top 10 Law Firms Servicing Single-Manager Hedge Funds”
- “Top Five Law Firms by Proportion of 2017 Hedge Fund Launches Serviced”
- “Top Five Law Firms Servicing Funds of Hedge Funds”
- “Top Five Law Firms Servicing Onshore Hedge Funds”
- “Top Five Law Firms Servicing Offshore Hedge Funds”
- “Most Utilized Law Firms by Hedge Fund Assets under Management”
- “Most Utilized Law Firms by Hedge Fund Manager Location”
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