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Asymmetric Capital wraps up debut fund at $105mAsymmetric Capital Partners has closed its inaugural fund at $105 million.
DOWNLOAD: Q3 fundraising tops $535bn in what could be PE's biggest yearThe 10 largest funds to have closed in the first three quarters of 2021 amassed $143bn between them, $40bn more than in the equivalent period last year.
Flux procures $12mFlux, a provider of a collaborative, in-browser platform for electronics design and engineering, has raised $12 million funding.
- Bain Capital Ventures leads AutoLeap's C$18m Series A round
Toronto-based AutoLeap, an auto repair software company serving the automotive repair industry, has collected C$18 million in a Series A financing.
Side Letter: EQT's Japan Post hire; CD&R's £7bn trolley dash; Charme's first closeEQT has tapped a former Japan Post and TPG executive to lead its efforts in Tokyo. Plus: Italy's Charme has held a first close on its latest fund and CD&R has emerged victorious in the latest scramble for a UK supermarket chain. Here's today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.
Six lessons operating partners have learned from 18 months of disruptionNotes from a pandemic: How management teams and operating partners have learned to cope with covid.
Side Letter: EQT's investigation; $142bn on the horizon; Apollo's APAC additionsEQT's run-in with Swedish regulators suggests the path from private to public isn't as smooth as one might think. Plus: How much the 10 largest funds in market are targeting and Apollo continues to build out in Asia. Here's today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.
- Ribbon gathers $150m Series C
Ribbon, a homeownership company, has secured $150 million in Series C funding.
PE firms flock to cybersecurity investment opportunities despite industry vulnerabilities; 3i Group launches new biologics-focused CDMOInvestors take on the multi-headed cybercrime beast.
How VCs can beat the giants that are dominating late-stage dealsLarge asset managers’ participation in venture capital deals is nothing new. But it has only grown in recent years, and non-traditional investors are now going downstream even more, participating in outsized seed deals. The competition that has emerged will likely impact VC for years to come.