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TJC eyes November final close for seventh flagshipThe hard-cap of the firm formerly known as The Jordan Company's Resolute Fund VII is $2bn larger than its target.
Side Letter: Going nuclearIn today's edition, How Germany's nuclear waste management fund maintains stability; Private equity exposure could be impacting SBCERA's near-term returns; Vitruvian is running an unconventional secondaries process.
Side Letter: Allocation adjustmentsPE's exit drought is prompting LPs to rethink their long-term allocations; Ares strikes its first PE deal Down Under; CVC's 12-year hold comes to fruition.
Investor Intentions: ARMB recommended to lower PE targetAlaska Retirement Management Board has received recommendations for its FY 2026 private equity pacing plan.
Side Letter: Cash off the tableIn today's edition, GPs are being urged to take cash off the table early; Why Oklahoma is a must-visit for IR professionals; Defaults are on the (marginal) decline.
Side Letter: Swords and ploughsharesWhy GPs should stop worrying and learn to love defence. Plus: Future Fund's CIO is heading to the Middle East; and investors are increasingly hungry for small-cap CVs. Here's today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.
ARMB commits $50m to private equityAlaska Retirement Management Board reveals a new private equity commitment
Side Letter: Evergreen shock absorbersA Swiss private bank corroborates claims that individual investors weren't spooked by April's tariff turmoil. Plus: PSP Investments slashes its private equity allocation. Here's today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.
Side Letter: Knocking on retail's doorWhy managers must temper their expectations around accessing true retail capital under the Trump administration. Plus: How to get a GP-led over the line. Here's today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.
Side Letter: The dreaded 'E' wordNot 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.