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Why moving down is on the up in secondariesMid-market GP-led transactions are having a moment, but what is driving activity in this space, and is it expected to last?
Private Fund Leaders Survey: Dedicated wealth teams to become the norm - updatedThe survey, which compiled responses from 101 senior buyout, growth, private debt, VC, real estate and infrastructure executives globally, found that more than 60% have, or plan to have, private wealth units.
Side Letter: Sixth Street's Salisbury coup; PE's sporting chance; Tikehau takeawaysGoldman veteran Julian Salisbury has reunited with former colleagues at Sixth Street. Plus: why GPs are willing to take risk in sports investing; and takeaways from Tikehau's earnings. Here's today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.
Side Letter: CDPQ's partial PE sale; CalPERS' mixed bag; APAC's deal insurance driveIn a cash-strapped market, Canada's CDPQ is attempting partial sales of its PE portfolio to generate liquidity. Plus: CalPERS posted a return last year despite losses in PE and real estate; and why APAC buyers are pushing for insurance coverage. Here's today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.
Side Letter: Ares' APAC acquisition; PE's LP-led lurch; Hawaii's hungry for PEAres Management's second acquisition in under three years makes sense for both parties. Plus: LPs seeking liquidity are keeping the secondaries market ticking over; and Hawaii is hungry for (a little) more private equity. Here's today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.
Side Letter: Partners Group's Goldman, Microsoft hires; EQT's exits; BCI's bumper yearPartners Group has tapped Microsoft and Goldman Sachs Asset Management for a series of senior tech hires. Plus: Canadian pension giant BCI pumped a record amount into private equity last year; and a Carlyle veteran is retiring. Here's today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.
Why education is critical to PE’s democratisationGPs and advisers must ensure individual investors understand the nuances associated with illiquid investments.
Side Letter: Carlyle's wealth head hire; UK's DC PE push; PwC's asset management surveySide Letter has a Carlyle Group scoop to start your day. Plus: The UK wants defined contribution pensions to dive into private markets en masse; and PwC says the number of global asset managers could shrink by one-sixth within half a decade. Here's today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.
Private equity locks in on life sciencesAs the sector sustains market interest through wider volatility, GPs are sharpening their investment theses and building deeper sector and operational expertise to remain competitive.
Inside Mubadala’s life sciences playbookDemographic shifts and the rising cost of care in Asia have boosted interest in the market, according to the sovereign wealth fund’s head of life sciences for direct investments in America.