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Currency chaos: GPs and LPs seek comfort in hedging

Sponsors are using hedging to get deals over the line in markets with severe currency fluctuations; their investors are looking to protect themselves with greater flexibility over the currency in which they can commit.

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How the Aksia-TorreyCove tie-up aims to level-up LPs' opportunistic investing

The two advisory firms are set to merge, combining Aksia’s private credit and hedge fund specialties with TorreyCove’s focus on private equity and real assets.

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Aksìa raises €150m for third fund

Aksìa Capital, an Italian mid-market private equity firm, has attracted some illustrious new investors to its third buyout fund, which closed at €150 million.

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Offices

marker icon599 Lexington Avenue, 37th Floor, New York, 10022, United States
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Contacts

NameJob titleLocationEmail
Key Contact
user imageMr. Patrick Adelsbach
Job titlePartner, Head of Pan-Alts
LocationNew York, United States
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user imageMr. Thomas Martin
Job titlePartner, Co-Head of Private Equity
LocationSan Diego, United States
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user imageMr. Manabu Washio
Job titlePartner & Head of Asia Pan Alternatives
LocationTokyo, Japan
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user imageMr. Benjamin Parks
Job titleChief Financial Officer
LocationNew York, United States
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Aksia fund commitments

Known fund commitments: 35

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Commitment dateJan 2024
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Stories that mention Aksia

Side Letter: LACERS' second chance

Another LP heavyweight leans into the secondaries market. Plus: Why the mid-market is benefiting from a preponderance of GP-leds; and a group of UK investors embrace impact. Here's today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.

Side Letter: 'Dumb money'

A potential influx of 'dumb money' has ruffled feathers among some existing LPs. Plus: A look at how tariffs disrupted H1 investment values; and a $43 billion pension is doubling down on private equity. Here's today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.

Side Letter: CVC's next flagship – updated

CVC has disclosed the expected launch date of its next private equity behemoth. Plus: Japanese pensions pile into alts; and a flurry of senior people moves in Asia. Here's today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.

Hg seeks €10bn for mid-market funds – updated

The tech investor is in market with three funds with a combined capital-raising target of up to $24bn.

Side Letter: Unlocking British billions

A group of 17 UK pensions have pledged to pour billions into global and UK private markets. Plus: a trio of LP people moves. Here's today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.

California pension banks on rising dealmaking to lift below-average PE distributions

Orange County Employees Retirement System's private equity portfolio generated 6.5% of distributions over the past year – a figure 'notably lower' than expected.

Side Letter: KKR's PE debut

Monday is a public holiday in the US, so we'll return to your inbox on Tuesday. In the meantime: a Japanese pension giant with a familiar nickname is looking to make its private equity debut; and Orange County is ramping up its co-investments. Here's today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.

Side Letter: UK's Aussie inflows

Two Aussie heavyweights are planning to deploy billions into UK private markets. Plus: PEI Group's Women in Private Markets Summit starts tomorrow; and LACERS has shelved its secondaries sale. Here's today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.