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Capital is flocking to safer hands as regulatory and geopolitical headwinds threaten market sentiment towards PE in the region.
Special purpose acquisition companies present fertile ground for private equity firms, but they are not without their challenges for the mid-market, say Baker McKenzie partners Michael Fieweger and Derek Liu
Executives from Nordic Capital, Cebile Capital and The Lucas Group share how their firms navigated this unusual summer.
Firms like Thoma Bravo have capitalised on the growing opportunity for deals and LP desire to tap into the frantic growth of the tech sector.
Asia Alternatives Capital Partners VI will target 20 to 25 fund managers across the region, according to a pension document seen by PEI.
The Nordic-focused firm, which has closed its latest vehicle above target, wants to raise capital from US and Asian investors next time around.
With regulatory, geopolitical and travel-related headwinds threatening western appetites for Chinese private equity firms, knowing which one to pick is more important than ever.
From a London-based growth firm to DACH-focused specialists, here are five managers making waves in the market.
The firm wants to create an institutional-quality product for the retail market, according to BCP Credit head Ted Goldthorpe.
Px3 Partners is understood to be hitting the fundraising trail with its inaugural pan-Europe-focused fund.