Summary: The stock market’s volatile and limited partners are gazing warily at their private equity allocations, wondering if capital calls and subscription line facilities could present a problem in a downturn. Hosts Chris Witkowsky and Sam Sutton discuss what LPs should be thinking about with storm clouds on the horizon and deal prices cresting. Next, Chris explains why Sequoia Capital might have to reach out to a group of investors they’ve ignored for years -- public pensions (12:30). Will the SoftBank effect overtake the Sequoia's long history of avoiding public disclosures?
