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'Quite large' opportunity for Thrillist IPO

When it comes to an IPO, 'we now think that the opportunity is quite large,' says Ben Lerer, founder and CEO of Thrillist Media Group. Video

Graham Partners' Morin on what LPs want

Graham Partners' Christina Morin discusses at the 18th annual Wharton Private Equity & Venture Capital Conference the types of funds LPs are gravitating toward. Video

Cleary Gottlieb's Alan Beller on 2012's proxy season

Cleary Gottlieb's Alan Beller discusses proxy access proposals and 'say on pay.' Video

Morgan Creek's Yusko: PE fundraising 'hard' right now

Morgan Creek Capital Management's Mark Yusko chats about the difficult PE fundraising landscape at the 18th annual Wharton Private Equity & Venture Capital Conference. Video

Cleary Gottlieb's Greene on Dodd-Frank, too-big-too-fail

Cleary Gottlieb's senior counsel Edward Greene discusses Europe, Dodd-Frank and bank M&A. Video

Apollo's Sam Oh on evolving GP-LP relationship

The Apollo Global Management partner talks LPs and GPs with The Deal Pipeline at the 18th annual Wharton Private Equity & Venture Capital Conference. Video

Sports banker Galatioto on deals in 2012

Live sports content will only get more valuable as technology advances, says Salvatore Galatioto, and it is poised to become the king of content. Video

Women as corp board directors

Paul Hastings partner Tara Giunta speaks about the dearth of female board members in corporate America. Video

AVG Technologies' CEO on its IPO

After raising $128 million in its IPO, AVG Technologies began trading on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker AVG. Video

Greenway Medical Technologies' CEO on its IPO

After pricing lower than expected at $10 per share, the healthcare IT company raised $67 million in its IPO and began trading on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker GWAY. Video

Latham's Gerstein on activist hedge funds, midmarket boards

Board of director candidates put up by small-cap hedge funds for midmarket companies are presenting a structural challenge, says Mark Gerstein, a partner at Latham & Watkins. Video

Steve Case: In 'early stage' of social commerce evolution

'Our country needs more companies like a LivingSocial,' says Steve Case, chairman and CEO of Revolution, about the e-commerce site, known for its daily deals. Video

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