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Side Letter: Blackstone's $25bn secondaries record; EQT's deployment cycleThe once-named 'cottage industry' of secondaries has become a 'mansion industry' this week. Plus: why EQT's LPs could get a breather between fundraises and how the private debt market is scaling up to meet the needs of private equity sponsors. Here’s today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.
Secondaries players spy opportunity in China reopeningSpeaking at the HKVCA’s annual forum, Colin Sau, managing partner of TR Capital, said the firm is increasing its focus on China in 2023 after a slowdown in recent years.
Two-fifths of LPs grapple with denominator effect – reportOnly 27% of LPs plan to increase their allocations to private equity over the next 12 months, down from 42% six months ago, according to Coller Capital’s latest barometer.
PEI’s Changemakers on the future of private equityIndustry leaders on where they see the private equity industry in the future, and how they'd like to shake up the asset class.
Secondaries’ journey to the mainstreamThe secondaries market has come a long way over the past two decades.
Changemakers: A-C21 Changemakers: from Apollo’s Marc Rowan to Jeremy Coller of Coller Capital.
Evercore: The evolution of the secondaries marketOnce regarded as a ‘cottage industry’, secondaries has transformed into an intrinsic part of private markets, write Evercore’s Nigel Dawn, Dale Addeo and Chase Johnson.
PEI’s Changemakers on the evolution of private equityIndustry leaders share their most valuable career lessons, and their views on how private equity has evolved as an asset class.
Side Letter: VC's 50 largest GPs; Nordic's 19x home run; ESG exec enthusiasmOur colleagues at Venture Capital Journal have published their annual ranking of the world's 50 largest managers. Plus: Nordic Capital has enjoyed its best-ever private equity exit and why ESG executives must stay enthusiastic. Here's today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.
Fundraising Frenzy: Mass zombification unlikely, but alarm bells are ringingPE firms will not struggle en masse to raise successor funds. However, it will become clear who has a strategy and who does not.