Blue Owl Capital

Also featured is Superstep Capital's investment in Google Cloud consultancy Zencore.

Apollo, Arctos and Blue Owl are a few of the firms making deals for pro sports teams in 2026.

The vehicle ‘will wrap up this year’ after multiple extensions to its projected timeline, CFO Alan Kirshenbaum says on the firm’s latest earnings call.

Cleveland Cavaliers Owner Dan Gilbert will maintain his majority stake in the franchise.

Documents prepared for an LP investment committee meeting reveal details of the GP stakes giant's approach to generating liquidity.

Atlas and its affiliates own and operate a diversified group of 30 industrial, manufacturing and distribution businesses.

A key contributor to distributions was the GP stakes platform’s largest strip sale to date, conducted on Blue Owl GP Stakes IV, which generated more than $2.5bn.

The Latin American multifamily office has a near-term target of at least one-fifth of its clients’ holdings being placed in alternatives, says Daniel Sanchez, head of alts.

Asset managers’ partnerships with prominent sports figures are moving beyond a purely branding exercise.

As deploying capital gets harder, lenders and lawyers are turning to hybrid structures that blend sub-line mechanics with parallel vehicles and squeezing more leverage out of uncalled commitments.

Concentration at the top of the fundraising charts is one factor driving interest in GP stakes, he tells PE Hub.

Political vagaries are throwing a spanner in the works for PE defence strategies; the €1.6 billion European behemoth that wants to co-invest with GPs; General Atlantic's new love.

The recent redemption rush in credit evergreens underscores that the democratisation of private markets still requires careful calibration.

Some LPs reject the idea of investing alongside retail vehicles outright. Others accept that it is a tsunami they will have to ride and are making progress in how they protect their privileged place.

Meet the up-and-coming operators featured in our Future 40 list for 2026.

Institutional investors are voicing an interest in stepping outside the familiar fund structure to invest directly in GPs. The move could change the GP stakes market and create a new class of shareholders.