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LPs adjust their approach to secondariesSecondaries are evolving from a problem-solving backstop into a strategic tool for LPs navigating liquidity constraints and portfolio complexity.
Alaska Permanent latest to mull PE benchmark reviewStaff have raised concerns over the inclusion of a 12% private debt allocation in its private equity benchmark, as well as the total exclusion of energy investments.
Chinese PE: From retreat to repositioningChina’s private equity reset could yield a more disciplined opportunity set for LPs who retain conviction in the market.
Deep Dive: How AI is upending private equity's software sweetheartsThis year’s ‘SaaSpocalypse’ has exposed the vulnerability and deepening uncertainty of outcomes in a much-beloved sector. Investors must work quickly to identify managers capable of thriving in the age of AI.
What LPs want from GP value creation – Op Partners Forum EuropeResiliency, repeatability and transparency have become critical as macro shocks intensify, according to panellists from Nest Pensions, Cambridge Associates and Malaysia’s KWAP.
Lessons to be learned from the credit evergreen redemption rushThe recent redemption rush in credit evergreens underscores that the democratisation of private markets still requires careful calibration.
How CV dealmakers are addressing LPs’ process pain pointsGP-led deal volume hit an all-time high in 2025, but record growth doesn’t necessarily equate to LP satisfaction with continuation vehicle processes.
What to expect from APAC private equity in 2026Manager consolidation, HNWI-focused insurance products and a China rebound are on the cards for APAC private equity markets this year.
LPs cool slightly on emerging managersAmid a muted exit environment, fewer investors are looking to back new funds, as the focus stays on more established GPs.
Public markets: After years of private market growth, public markets may gain groundThanks to the evolution of a robust private market ecosystem that includes private credit, secondaries and unprecedented amounts of capital, companies are growing bigger and staying private for longer than ever before. Nevertheless, the dream to go public is still very much alive.