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Indian private equity enjoys the spotlightIndia’s private equity market is seeing record fundraises and a shift to buyout transactions.
How emerging managers can capture aligned LPsEmerging managers are trying to identify investors with whom their visions resonate.
The liquidity advantage of crypto-focused VC funds'Crypto venture capital not only can sell to strategic [investors] like PayPal, or IPO when the IPO market opens, but also has a liquid token market, which offers an additional source of liquidity,' says Michael Steinberg of Reciprocal Ventures.
APAC's fundraising slowdown gives LPs more room to breatheFunds are taking 20 months on average to close in the current environment, according to Private Equity International’s 2024 Fundraising Report.
Fears of overcrowding lead LPs back to private equity's originsFirst-time fundraisers, almost by definition, offer an antidote to many LPs issues with, and fears about, today's PE market.
Side Letter: APAC breathing roomLPs with active Asia strategies are using a lull in regional deployment to better assess GP relationships. Plus: Maryland State Retirement and Pension System is leaning into the mid-market. Here's today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.
LPs build new relationships amid challenges for VCWe spoke to a dozen LPs for our cover story. They are upbeat about VC and, despite a lack of distributions, appear keen on supporting venture managers or pursuing new ones.
Why co-investment funds will likely remain a private equity nicheDespite rampant LP appetite for co-investments, commingled funds in this space face natural barriers to their growth, including a more limited investor base and the need for extensive GP networks.
Why co-investment funds will likely remain a nicheA look at how notable co-investment funds from Hamilton Lane, HarbourVest and Adams Street have fared recently.
Will private wealth really end the fundraising dry spell?The floodgates appear to be opening, but most managers have plenty of work to do if they want to reap the benefits.