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BC Partners offloads real estate business to L&G’s PropriumBC Partners will retain some economic interest in its $1bn inaugural real estate fund, with a 17-strong team joining Proprium, PEI understands.
Side Letter: Warnings from a UK PE doyenneIn today's edition, A veteran of UK private capital markets says the rise of private credit could lead to GFC-like concerns; Fundraising round-ups across infra, VC, impact, private debt and secondaries; Evergreens' love affair with secondaries looks set to continue.
Side Letter: EQT's exit recordIn today's edition, EQT's Coller acquisition overshadowed a record year for exits; Where LPs are placing their bets in Asia-Pacific; A prominent European LP departs after more than two decades.
Rise of the secondaries 'bottom feeders'EQT's acquisition of secondaries pioneer Coller Capital comes as the market for LP stake sales and continuation funds hits new heights.
Side Letter: Fundraising gridlockIn today's edition, The number of funds in market has soared yet again; A $31 billion pension is ramping up its private equity budget; What you need to know about marketing funds.
Five things to know about EQT's $3.7bn Coller acquisitionThe transaction marks EQT's entrance into the secondaries market and expansion into insurance offerings, with secondaries doyen Jeremy Coller reporting to chief executive Per Franzén.
Antoine Dréan’s 10 outrageous PE predictions for 2026The founder of placement agent Triago and private markets veteran shares his latest fictional (or not?) outlook for the year ahead.
Side Letter: Playing defenceIn today's edition, LPs are seeking reassurances over defence exits; ChatGPT creator OpenAI says GPs are among its busiest users; A European buyout shop hits its hard-cap.
What to expect from APAC private equity in 2026Manager consolidation, HNWI-focused insurance products and a China rebound are on the cards for APAC private equity markets this year.
Young private equity talent shapes the industry: Story of the YearAs PE continues to face challenges in different aspects, the next generation of leaders offers insight into how the industry may evolve.