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Side Letter: PEI's database upgrade; GPs pre-empt sanctions; Potentia's new potA look inside Private Equity International's upgraded and new-look fundraising database. Plus: GPs are pre-empting issues relating to sanctioned investors within fund docs and Australia's Potentia has closed its sophomore fund. Here's today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.
EQT mulls long-term vehicle to hold companies throughout life cyclesThe firm has also 'materially concluded' fundraising for its latest flagship, chief executive Christian Sinding said on its earnings call on Wednesday.
Side Letter: Archer's on ice, TH Lee, Carlyle hire, LP commsAnother of Australia's PE brands faces an uncertain future. Plus: LPs are feeling sanguine about GP transparency. Here's today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.
Australia’s Archer again freezes plans to raise a sixth flagship – exclusiveThe firm had been in early discussions with existing LPs about a smaller Archer Capital Fund 6 and will focus solely on its current portfolio.
How CPE Capital escaped Australia’s succession curseCHAMP’s decision to rebrand as CPE Capital caps a decade-long transition of leadership from its founders to chief executive John Haddock.
Australia’s next generation of managersAs some of the country’s old guard struggle to navigate leadership transitions, a new wave of managers has emerged.
Australia's CHAMP to seek up to A$900m for Fund V – exclusiveCHAMP V Fund would be more than 20% larger than its 2016-vintage predecessor, Private Equity International has learned.
Australia’s Liverpool Partners mulls debut third-party fund – exclusiveThe deal-by-deal firm is expected to target as much as A$300m when it comes to market in 2020.
Ex-Francisco partner seeks A$400m for debut Oz tech fund – exclusivePotentia Capital is expecting to hold an H1 close on Australia’s first dedicated mid-market technology vehicle.
Pacific Equity Partners on why the Australian mid-market is thrivingAustralia combines both access to Asian growth markets and the stability of a US-style regulatory system, says David Brown of the Sydney-based buyout firm.