Head of Morgan Stanley Private Equity Solutions: Neha Champaneria Markle on The Wall Street Skinny

11 AVRIL 2026

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Neha Champaneria Markle, head of Morgan Stanley Private Equity Solutions, sits down with Kristen Kelly and Jen Saarbach at The Wall Street Skinny, to discuss her career path and how her team invests across private equity through fund investments, co‑investments, and secondaries. On this episode, Neha shares her perspective on how private equity has evolved and why middle‑market strategies can offer attractive risk‑adjusted opportunities. She also addressed trends such as democratization of private markets, the role of secondaries and semi‑liquid structures, and current challenges around valuations, fundraising, and distributions, emphasizing long‑term value creation and alignment of interests.

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