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APAC's fundraising slowdown gives LPs more room to breathe
Funds are taking 20 months on average to close in the current environment, according to Private Equity International’s 2024 Fundraising Report.
Dissecting DPI: How LPs can cut through the noise
Continuation funds, NAV loans, dividend recaps and other tools have muddied the waters when it comes to investors ascertaining how distributed to paid-in ratios are generated.
Exit challenges prompt a rethink for GPs
A slowdown in the exit market is pushing managers to explore alternative options and hone their value-creation skills.
How endowments and foundations can make the most of market volatility
In this episode of the Spotlight podcast, Jill Shaw, a managing director at global consultancy Cambridge Associates, discusses the hottest private markets strategies for these investors and their ideal approaches to portfolio construction.
The march of the US mid-market
Low entry multiples, high growth and an unconstrained exit environment mean small deals are becoming big business
Why India’s PE growth story is more pull than push
Structural changes including socioeconomic tailwinds and rising exit values are proving more consequential for private equity appetites than China’s slowdown.
How APAC family offices are thinking about PE in 2023
Asia’s multi-family offices welcome greater exposure to PE in 2023, though caution and selectivity is the name of the game.
Cambridge Associates dives into fund management with debut vehicle
The investment consultant is seeking external capital for a secondaries fund, following consultants such as Hamilton Lane and StepStone in managing pooled private markets funds.
Cambridge Associates contact information
Offices
115 Federal Street, Suite 2600, Boston, 02110, United StatesContacts
| Name | Job title | Location | |
|---|---|---|---|
 Mr. Aaron Costello | Job titleMD & Head of Asia | LocationBeijing, China | Email  ----------- |
| Mr. Alex Shivananda | Job titlePartner, Head of Global Secondaries | LocationBoston, United States | Email -------- |
| Mr. Alexander Koriath | Job titlePartner & EMEA Regional Head | LocationLondon, United Kingdom | Email ---------- |
| Ms. Andrea Auerbach | Job titlePartner & Head of Global Private Investments | LocationSan Francisco, United States | Email ---------- |
Cambridge Associates fund commitments
Known fund commitments : 27
| Fund | Manager | Commitment date | Commitment size |
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Manager --------- | Commitment dateOct 2025 | Commitment size- | |
Manager ----------- | Commitment dateApr 2026 | Commitment size ----- | |
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Cambridge Associates funds managed
Funds in market: 3
| Fund | Fund size | Open date | Strategy |
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Fund size ----- | Open dateDec 2024 | Strategy -------- | |
Fund size --------- | Open dateJun 2022 | Strategy ------ | |
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Stories that mention Cambridge Associates
Chinese PE: From retreat to repositioning
China’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 sweethearts
This 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.
Lessons to be learned from the credit evergreen redemption rush
The 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 points
GP-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 2026
Manager 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 managers
Amid a muted exit environment, fewer investors are looking to back new funds, as the focus stays on more established GPs.