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Why GP-led secondaries will gain traction in APAC this yearGP-led deals in the region remained a fraction of the global market in 2025.
Side Letter: Consolidating for survivalPrivate wealth and sovereign giants are having an outsized impact on alternatives consolidation. Plus: how firms should navigate 'reverse CFIUS'. Here's today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.
Side Letter: GI 100 ranking; Euro fund scoops; TPG's listing$1.2 trillion – that's the total amount of PE exposure the 100 biggest institutional investors have according to our latest GI 100 ranking, out today. Plus: Nordic Capital and Unigestion close funds and TPG eyes becoming public. Here's today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.
The $400bn LP market 'flying quietly' into PEMalaysia’s four largest public investors, representing about $400bn of AUM, have developed an appetite for private equity.
BlackRock won’t rule out Asia PE strategy as it piles into regionThe asset management giant wants to nearly double its annual private markets activity across Asia-Pacific, Michael Dennis, head of alternatives for the region, tells PEI.
Side Letter: Actis pivots from PE to hard assets; GP-leds hiring spree; sharia-compliant PEActis has shifted its financial services team amid a wider move towards hard assets. Plus: the search for secondaries talent is heating up thanks to GP-leds and Partners Group explains how PE can become sharia-compliant. Here's today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.
Partners Group: How to deliver sharia-compliant PEPartners Group was selected by Employees Provident Fund of Malaysia last month to manage one of three sharia-compliant private equity mandates.
Employees Provident Fund of Malaysia approves $600m in commitmentsThe Malaysian pension fund has backed three private equity direct/co-investment separate managed account funds.
KWSP to increase shariah-compliant investmentsNearly half of the Malaysian pension fund’s total investment assets are already shariah-compliant