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Side Letter: A tale of two PEsDeal and exit data points to a split between those at the top and their smaller peers. Plus: KKR closes its first domestic China fund; and APG is taking another stab at the secondaries market. Here's today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.
Side Letter: Record-breaking secondariesSecondaries dealmaking broke another record in H1 2025. Plus: Azerbaijan's sovereign wealth fund has upped its private equity allocation. Here's today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.
Side Letter: Consolidation ahoyWhy APAC consolidation is on the minds of GPs. Plus: Singapore's GIC flags climate's 'missing middle'; and a Temasek subsidiary appears to be leaning into China. Here's today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.
Why Brookfield’s wealth arm has chosen to scale outside of the US"We harbour that view as a firm that a lot of the alternatives growth over the next five to 10 years will come globally," chief executive John Sweeney tells PEI.
Side Letter: KKR's Gulf gambitKKR has launched a dedicated Middle Eastern investment team. Plus: ILPA appoints a sustainability specialist; and LACERS spies opportunity amid tariff turmoil. Here's today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.
Blackstone snares Fidelity’s APAC insurance head for regional buildoutPierre-Emmanuel Brard's hire is part of Blackstone's global push to raise more capital from insurers, PEI learns.
Blackstone, CVC, Oaktree eye Asia in global insurance build-outAsset managers wanting to raise more capital from insurers in Asia need to raise their game, say insurance executives, as the region presents particular hurdles.
Hong Kong's pension system eyes listed PE as the regulator opens doorThe Mandatory Provident Fund Schemes Authority, which represents around $167bn in AUM, is considering allowing such investments, as the territory's securities commission unveils its guidance for private equity funds.
Fubon Life Insurance backs Brookfield fundThe Taiwan-based insurance company has committed $70m to Brookfield Global Transition Fund II.
Side Letter: On the minds of CFOsCFOs of private funds are less confident in their ability to raise a larger vehicle this time around. Plus: Brookfield's Carney could be Canada's next prime minister; and another Japanese firm reaches final close. Here's today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.