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Side Letter: A giant departsOne of Japan's best-known and most-influential LPs is on the move; blurred investment lines could benefit mega-shops; what private capital wants from UK regulators.
Side Letter: Au fait with TPA?In today's edition, Two more LPs on opposite sides of the globe are considering the TPA, with implications for their private equity portfolios; An EMEA IR head departs; Another global firm eyes an Asia-Pacific office opening.
Thailand GPF ponders total portfolio approach adoptionThe $18bn Thai public pension plans to join the likes of CalPERS, GIC and CPP Investments in adopting the investment approach.
Side Letter: Partners Group's evergreen expansionPartners Group is setting up a bundle of new evergreen products as the firm seeks to expand its private wealth offering. Plus: how Ardian is thinking about buyouts in 2023; and another private equity firm is launching a public strategy. Here's today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.
Inside Waterland: Europe’s buy-and-build machineFast closes, scale-ups through acquisitions and near-total secrecy – what’s behind one of Europe’s best-performing managers?
Side Letter: Top 50 secondaries giants; CVC's boomerang; Arcano collars CostaThe world's biggest secondaries firms in 2021 revealed. Plus: CVC returns to Australia after nearly a decade and Spain's Arcano poaches a Coller exec. Here's today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.
Something cool is going on in the state of DenmarkATP, the €129bn Danish pension, is the latest institutional investor to launch a long-hold strategy. It won't be the last.
The untold potential in LP secondariesThe sheer scale of GP-led secondaries is enormous. But with turnover still marginal, the LP side is also poised for exponential growth.
Side Letter: PE vulnerable after Dems' Senate victory?What the Democrats' Senate victory could mean for PE. Plus: PE giants throw their weight behind racial equality group and family offices are hungry for more PE. Here's today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.
Danish pension's FoF arm seeks up to €800m for debut fund as it turns GPATP Private Equity Partners, which invests on behalf of the country's largest pension, will raise third-party capital for the first time.