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Hong Kong's Trustar to hold final close after nearly four yearsTrustar Capital Partners V will close just shy of its $1.3bn target, PEI understands.
APAC’s fundraising slide continuesAsia-Pacific’s presence on the PEI 300 has been slowly shrinking amid a ‘particularly difficult fundraising environment’ for the region.
China's private equity firms cede ground in PEI 300 fundraising listMore than two-thirds of firms in Hong Kong and mainland China saw lower rankings in this year’s list.
Side Letter: Moonfare's retail expansion; BlackRock's fee transparency; China's PE acid testFundraising platform Moonfare has Europe's retail investors in its crosshairs. Plus: BlackRock is getting more transparent on fees and a Chinese GP may prove something of a bellwether for Western LP appetites in a difficult fundraising environment. Here's today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.
EMPEA: 'Asia is most attractive region'EMPEA is looking to get deeper into Asia, say its chief executive Cate Ambrose, and Julie Ruvolo, managing director of venture capital.
Side Letter: Diversity index, Ares soccer plans, Carlyle on climate changeAn in-depth tour of one firm's approach to climate change and more details of Ares' plan for soccer domination: here's today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.
Ares emerges as backer of group targeting Premier League football clubDocuments seen by PEI show Kapital Football Group is seeking around $270m of equity capital for phase one of a plan that includes acquiring a 'mid-table' Premier League club.
Side Letter: Coronavirus and consumer assets, EQT in Oz, the illiquidity premiumAn update on how coronavirus is being felt by consumer-facing businesses in China; EQT makes it official in Oz; and where the FT went wrong. Here’s today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.
Q1 a ‘write-off’ for exits as coronavirus fears hit Asia’s consumer sectorBusinesses such as McDonald’s China, which is owned by the Carlyle Group and CITIC Capital, have announced temporary closures in certain regions.
China’s sluggish fundraising grinds to a full stopThe coronavirus epidemic could not have come at a worse time for domestic PE firms, some of which have already been struggling on the fundraising trail.