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How LPs are rethinking commitments amid 2022's fundraising bonanzaPE’s heady fundraising environment has left many LPs overallocated, forcing them to ponder who should receive their commitments and how much they should get.
Korea’s IMM collects nearly $500m to fuel development of EV batteriesIMM will consider raising up to $600m for its debut Korea Battery & ESG Fund dependent on investor demand, PEI understands.
Private wealth: The trouble with fees and returnsWealthy individuals must grapple with at least two setbacks compared with their institutional peers when considering adding private equity to their portfolios
Fundraising platforms join forces to unlock Japan’s high-net-worth opportunityTokyo's LUCA, launched in July by ex-Blackstone managing director Keiko Sydenham, has entered a strategic partnership with Singapore’s Xen Capital.
No crystal ball but... here's what key industry figures predict will happen in 2022Read up on what executives from Vista, Blackstone, Skandia, Advent and more want and expect from the year ahead.
Side Letter: Happy holidays; IMCO's PE injection; Africa's $1.5bn LP opportunityWhat a year it has been! Side Letter is taking a break over the festive period and will return fresh-faced in January. Plus: Canada's IMCO is ahead of schedule with plans to triple its PE portfolio, and why West Africa has untapped LP potential. Here's today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.
Charging ahead: How private equity could shape Britain’s futureThis year’s unprecedented buying spree has left many questioning whether private ownership is an appropriate model for the UK’s best-loved brands. Private Equity International examines how private equity is leaving a lasting mark.
How regulatory risk could reshape Chinese PESome Chinese private equity managers are tweaking their investment focus amid growing domestic and international concern over the potential impact of Beijing’s regulatory crackdown.
Agents of changePlacement agents have faced big challenges in a rapidly changing market, but those that have evolved are thriving.
Side Letter: Blackstone's $93bn insurer tie-up; Creador's first close; OMERS PE's incentivesBlackstone's latest insurance deal will see it manage $92.5bn over the next six years. Plus: Malaysia's Creador holds a first close and why a lawsuit involving OMERS PE provides a rare glimpse into how LPs incentivise their direct deal teams. Here's today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.