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Side Letter: Secondaries déjà vuIn today's edition, Secondaries volumes break another record; Europe amasses a war chest (quite literally); Astorg is racking up exits.
PEI 300: The shifts that are changing EuropeMega-funds, market bifurcation and a resurgent investor base are reshaping the continent’s private equity landscape.
Future 40 Leaders – 2026: DealmakersMeet the up-and-coming dealmakers featured in our Future 40 list for 2026.
Side Letter: More bang; less buck?Side Letter's 2025 quizmasters revealed; could a volatile start to 2026 hint at another shaky year for private equity activity?; Korea's sovereign wealth fund spies opportunity overseas.
No key person clause triggered by Cinven top exec departuresThe buyout firm this week said co-managing partner Supraj Rajagopalan and COO and CFO Alex Leslie had stepped down, as the firm faces uncertainty around a UK Competition and Markets Authority breach.
Side Letter: Reallocating for retirementIn today's edition, Australia's ageing population could have ramifications for PE allocations; why the UK's PE community is in a holding pattern; and the structural changes behind APAC's maturing exit markets.
Sustainability: Managers double down on value creation and metricsAfter an era of exuberance, expansion and ‘rockstar’ roles, sustainability in private markets is being more closely tethered to value creation.
Cinven on transforming professional services through AIIntegrating AI into businesses in the professional services sector offers untold opportunities, but also raises challenges, say Cinven’s Stuart Walker and Grant Thornton UK’s Malcolm Gomersall.
Side Letter: 'Another vast new market'Blackstone says perpetual capital is likely to prove key to unlocking the gargantuan 401(k) opportunity. Plus: change near the top at Carlyle, and bulls take aim at Spain. Here's today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.
European managers amass more capital on the PEI 300Aggregate capital raised by Europe-based firms reached $698bn, up $40bn from last year’s ranking.