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Credit, insurance to benefit from Blackstone’s record $193bn of dry powderOf Blackstone’s dry powder reserves, more than $85bn – or around 44% of the total – is in private equity, the firm said on its Q1 2023 earnings call.
In conversation with CPP Investments’ Suyi KimTightening debt markets and a conservative attitude to valuations means CPP Investments is taking a measured approach to investing, Suyi Kim, global head of private equity at the pension giant, tells PEI.
Side Letter: PE's take-private party; VC's shared equity shake-up - updatedBuyout shops continue to get mammoth deals over the line. Plus: employees are getting a bigger share of equity; and agribusiness shop Manna Tree has closed below target. Here’s today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.
PEI Awards 2022: AmericasFrom CalPERS to KKR, find out who won what across North and Latin America
PEI Awards 2022: SecondariesThe top secondaries firms, advisers, deals and law firms of the year, as voted by PEI readers
DOWNLOAD: Who were private equity’s biggest LPs in 2022?Abu Dhabi Investment Authority, California Public Employees' Retirement System and New York State Common Retirement Fund are among the 20 largest allocators to 2022-vintage funds, PEI Group data shows.
Who were the busiest LPs of 2022?LPs had a massive number of private equity funds to consider over the past year – an ongoing dynamic that has caused headaches for those grappling with the denominator effect.
2022's biggest people moves: Story of the YearGP and LPs, including the California Public Employees’ Retirement System and Alaska Permanent Fund, have contended with staff turnover at a time of congested fundraising and market uncertainty.
LPs weigh their options in light of macro challengesAfter a strong performance in 2022, investors are assessing their PE allocations as they balance the need for returns and liquidity.
Side Letter: LPs order stakes; Apollo's offensive; PG's $37bn unitADIA asks how much Ardian is worth. Plus: Apollo Global Management is going on the offensive with $50 billion of dry powder and Partners Group has a newly formalised $37 billion business unit. Here’s today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.