1、November 2022New research captures regional differences in the state of diversity in private equity and discusses the role of institutional investors as a catalyst for change.The state of diversity in global private markets:2022This article is a collaborative effort by Pontus Averstad,David Baboolal

2、l,Alejandro Beltrn,Eitan Lefkowitz,Alexandra Nee,Gary Pinshaw,and David Quigley,representing views from McKinseys Private Equity&Principal Investors Practice.Copyright 2022 McKinsey&Company.All rights reserved.This publication is not intended to be used as the basis for trading in the shares of any

3、company or for undertaking any other complex or signifi cant fi nancial transaction without consulting appropriate professional advisers.No part of this publication may be copied or redistributed in any form without the prior written consent of McKinsey&Company.This report contains stock photographs

4、 for illustrative purposes only.Images do not refl ect the identities of the people quoted.Within the quotes,some identifying details may have been altered and/or withheld to protect the speakers anonymity.Cover image:Solskin/Getty Images Thomas Barwick/Getty ImagesContents5Part 4:Charting a path to

5、 a more diverse,equitable,and inclusive future36Part 1:Institutional investors as catalysts for change6Part 2:Gender diversity in global private equity1439Appendix28Part 3:A view of ethnic and racial diversity in private equity Introduction FG Trade/Getty Images4The state of diversity in global priv

6、ate markets:2022When you think of the global economy,several leading public companies or the various stock exchanges likely spring to mind.Less likely to come to mind are the numerous institutional investors(IIs)or private equity(PE)firms that back thousands of companies around the world.Private cap