In this podcast, deputy CIO Damien Webb discusses what the A$170bn investor looks for when making a commitment to a first time GP and how the superfund plans to access more co-investment and secondaries opportunities.
Why simply participating in private equity may not guarantee outsized returns. Plus: the former head of KKR’s Global Impact Fund in Europe is seeking to raise a new growth fund; and Indian fundraising is ticking up. Here's today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.
Multiple domestic managers have been in touch with LPs seeking clarity over the economic implications of Korea's recent political turmoil, PEI understands.
Our LP Perspectives 2025 Study finds green shoots of hope for private equity fundraisers. Plus: Blackstone has made a trio of senior appointments; and why tail-end secondaries is something of a closed market. Here's today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.
Amy Jupe, head of private equity primaries for the firm’s External Investing Group, talks about the implications of longer fundraises and why LPs are delaying commitments to GPs.
Not every manager appears to share the belief that exits will recover in the near term. Plus: The Mastercard Foundation has become the industry's newest secondaries buyer; and a Maryland pension giant is concerned about the climate. Here's today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.
GP speciality finance firm Inceptiv focuses on asset-level performance rather than a sponsor's AUM growth.
Anton Orlich, managing investment director for private equity at the California Public Employees’ Retirement System, has set in motion a major structural shift at the US’s largest public pension.
How we conducted our annual study of LP views on private markets.
LPs are planning to allocate more capital to emerging managers and widen their GP relationship network.