Secondaries finally eclipse buyout. Plus: Thoma Bravo has exceeded the target on its European vehicle debut; and a US pension is pondering new PE partners. Here's today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.
APAC's PE slowdown could prompt some LPs to refresh their regional GP roster. Plus: New research underscores PE's outperformance relative to public markets. Here's today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.
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Australia's largest pension fund aims to grow its exposure from 5% to 8%, PE head Terry Charalambous tells PEI in this NEXUS 2025 preview interview.
US asset owners look further afield as local managers lose appetite for sustainability.
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There have been cases when continuation funds have been 'misused and overused', according to Teia Merring, senior investment director at USS and chair of ILPA.
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Private equity investors largely believe dealmaking activity will increase this year, which will in turn boost exits and distributions.
Secondaries professionals and LPs dust off their crystal balls to give their views on what will drive the market over the next 12 months.
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The region could see renewed appetites for Southeast Asia, a burgeoning IR community in East Asia and new pockets of secondaries opportunities next year.
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Private Equity International's Future 40 list of impressive young talent suggests the future is bright for the asset class.
Despite increased emphasis on diversity, women remain underrepresented in private equity investment roles.
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