Adam Le

PE’s largest funds may have a performance issue

Research from Johns Hopkins Carey Business School suggests LPs considering large-cap PE funds may want to think twice.

Meet the LP: Nineteen Private Capital

The Wallenberg Foundations-related investment office is led by ex-Skandia PE exec Daniel Winther and aims to quadruple its net assets within five years.

ICG to launch evergreen strategy in private wealth push

The firm plans to launch its Core Private Equity product this year and will invest via secondaries, according to CIO and CEO Beno​ît Durteste.

UK's AnaCap to lose co-head as firm preps next flagship

Tassilo Arnhold and Nassim Cherchali became co-managing partners at the financial services-focused firm last year in a management restructure.

Roundtable: Is secondaries private markets' most undercapitalised asset class?

Despite a record year for fundraising, growth in the secondaries market has been hampered by a lack of liquid capital.

TPG, AlpInvest, Pantheon back IK’s insurance single-asset deal

The transaction comes off the back of at least three other insurance-focused continuation fund deals in Europe over the past half-year.

So you want to launch a new fund strategy?

In this podcast, PEI senior editor Adam Le sits down with Richard Anthony, chief executive of Evercore’s private funds group, to hear his advice for GPs wanting to launch ancillary strategies.

David Rubenstein: Carlyle will try to be at forefront of retail capital push

Speaking at PEI Group's NEXUS 2024 summit, the Carlyle co-founder said his firm could have done a better job developing its non-institutional offering in the past.

Continuation funds have the potential for outsized returns – Morgan Stanley research

Research by the investment bank indicates that continuation vehicles can meaningfully outperform buyout funds on a median basis.

Deal-by-deal carry: GP sleight of hand?

Charging 10% carried interest on a deal-by-deal basis is not necessarily cheaper than 20% or even 30% charged on a fund basis, argues University of Oxford's Saïd Business School's Ludovic Phalippou.