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How the world's biggest PE firms are planning to tackle inflationWe gather thoughts from some of the industry's biggest private equity players on how they plan to deal with expected rising costs and inflation's impact on performance and fundraising.
Something cool is going on in the state of DenmarkATP, the €129bn Danish pension, is the latest institutional investor to launch a long-hold strategy. It won't be the last.
Side Letter: Nest's £1bn PE push; EQT's long, long hold; London calling for WaterlandA giant of the UK's defined contribution pension market is piling into PE. Plus: we dig deep into EQT's decision to embrace long-holds and Waterland sinks its flag in London. Here's today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.
Side Letter: JPMAM's growth entry; ICG's $40bn target; US-China chillsJPMorgan Asset Management has thrown its hat into the growth equity ring as demand for the strategy soars. Plus: what you need to know about Thailand's PE market (there's more than you think) and ICG has lofty fundraising ambitions. Here's today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.
Why the balance is tipping in growth equity’s favourStrong returns and accelerated digital transformation are among the factors giving weight to growth strategies.
PEI 300 2021: Growth equity offers best of both worldsA lot of capital is swirling around growth equity, a sign of the strategy’s growing appeal beyond buyouts and venture capital.
Moonfare: Going for growthBuoyed by strong tailwinds from digital disruption and the entrance of new fund managers, the growth equity space offers a compelling proposition for investors, say Moonfare’s Steffen Pauls and Winson Ng.
Chicago Teachers' pension plots its private equity futureThe $12.2bn public pension would consider increasing its current 5% target allocation to PE as part of a future asset allocation review, says CIO Angela Miller-May.
Side Letter: AlpInvest's ESG credit facility; FirstPoint's Eaton hire; CAPZA's hard-capCarlyle subsidiary AlpInvest has secured an ESG-linked credit facility. Plus: FirstPoint Equity has snapped up an Eaton veteran and David Enriquez, of NYC's Bureau of Asset Management, is returning to his former employer. Here's today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.
GPs and LPs push envelope on terms to allow continuation fundsThe growth of secondaries and the realities of the market amid the pandemic have forced more flexibility into the classic PE fund model, according to a survey by Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison.