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Side Letter: Korea's alts giantKorea's largest public pension is upping the ante when it comes to alternative investments. Plus: Eurazeo has completed a rare GP stakes exit; and a firm led by ex-Capvis executives has proven emerging managers aren't totally off limits this year. Here's today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.
Side Letter: CalSTRS' new money saverCalSTRS' incoming CIO will likely have fee reductions in mind in his new role. Plus: market predictions; decarbonisation; and a new impact fund. Here's today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.
PEI Awards 2023: EMEA winnersCVC Capital partners scoops five awards, including, for the first time, lender of the year.
PEI Awards 2023: Secondaries winnersThe top secondaries deals, firms, law firms and advisers of the year.
ELTIF 2.0 takes offThe amended European Long-Term Investment Fund opens the field to new products and fund of funds strategies.
Side Letter: Cinven's case studyCinven's latest haul is a textbook example of the core elements needed for a successful fundraise in 2024. Plus: why everything's not bigger in Texas; and Eurazeo has launched a big new climate vehicle. Here's today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.
Top PE comings and goings: Story of the YearA round-up of the key people moves to have taken place in 2023, including appointments at Sixth Street, Hg and Bregal Investments.
Side Letter: UAE's $30bn climate fundA $30 billion climate commitment from the UAE highlights the nascent sector's increasing depth and maturity. Plus: Japan's first multi-asset continuation fund. Here's today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.
Side Letter: PE's reactionary risksCambridge Associates is urging LPs not to put the brakes on during periods of volatility. Plus: dispatches from ALFI's Private Assets Conference in Luxembourg; and why Schroders is bullish on India. Here's today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.
ELTIF adoption expected to gather momentum in 2024Industry participants at ALFI’s Private Assets Conference in Luxembourg on Tuesday were hopeful that adjustments to ELTIF regulations will drive interest among wealthy investors in Europe.