The world's third largest private equity portfolio just became even larger. Plus: Why concentrated continuation transactions are taking off among secondaries buyers; and a look at the best-performing US pensions. Here's today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.
Some LPs have been frustrated by what they describe as a loophole in the GPs’ ostensible 80-100% management fee offset.
CalPERS staff explain why they're betting billions on emerging managers. Plus: Alaska's PE director receives an expanded investment remit; and LPs are becoming much more optimistic about distributions. Here's today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.
The Paris-based manager is set to be back in the market with its sophomore secondaries fund in early 2025, following closes for its flagship and emerging manager funds.
Fundraising for healthcare vehicles almost doubled last year and our latest special report examines where the money will be spent. Plus: LP portfolio management on the up and Temasek subsidiary's credit move. Here's today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.
The world's largest PE investor says it is guided by thematic investing, and does not have a target allocation for the asset class. Plus: the firm that's doubled each fund size since inception; and BlackRock's thoughts on AI. Here's today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.
HarbourVest's top brass say alternative ownership options for the firm have never been compelling enough to entertain for a very specific reason. Plus: valuations sleight of hand; and Goldman's advice on exits. Here's today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.
After delivering more than $13 billion in realisations to LPs last year, Thoma Bravo looks set to close its flagship mega-fund this year. Plus: tips for emerging managers; and European buyouts bounce back. Here's today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.
Family offices want to make more investments that unify passion and community beyond financial returns, according to Anushka Gupta, head of Americas at the bank’s family office unit.
The UK PE industry may look to the example set by their peers across the pond in lobbying against the UK Labour Party's planned carried interest reforms. Plus: favourable pricing expectations are leading more LPs to the secondaries market. Here's today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.