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Side Letter: Insurance LP giant on IPO scepticism; TPG takeaways; Triton's IR insightsWhy Swedish insurance giant Skandia isn't hot on listed GPs. Plus: Triton's IR head says LPs are under siege and TPG warns fundraising could slow as a result of overcrowding. Here's today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.
Moving the needle on social impactImpact investing may have started out with a focus on social issues, but environmental concerns are rising further up investors’ agendas, and influencing their strategies.
Growth investing: Separating the wheat from the chaffInflation and higher rates won’t derail the momentum of growth investing, but they will help reveal who got ahead on judgment and who got there by luck.
Where next for talent management in PE?The pandemic-induced ‘Great Reflection’ means PE professionals are more selective about job opportunities, while firms need to have a consistent set of values to attract talent.
Side Letter: PE's shared ownership shake up; GPs promise carry; Pemberton's NAV hireA group of private equity heavyweights have thrown their weight behind a movement promoting employee ownership. Plus: a former 17Capital partner has resurfaced and GPs are getting generous with carry on the hiring trail. Here's today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.
Side Letter: Ham Lane's token tie-up; TPG's climate close; Vitruvian's moonshotHamilton Lane is the latest private markets giant to acknowledge the exciting potential of private equity tokenisation. Plus: TPG is nearing its climate fund hard-cap and Vitruvian has acquired a stake in fundraising platform Moonfare. Here's today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.
How LPs are rethinking commitments amid 2022's fundraising bonanzaPE’s heady fundraising environment has left many LPs overallocated, forcing them to ponder who should receive their commitments and how much they should get.
Secondaries M&A: Changing of the guardWhile few established secondaries firms remain independent after a glut of M&A transactions last year, more groups than ever are seeking a seat at the table in the expanding marketplace.
Side Letter: PE prices in a crisis; KKR's $4bn addendum; SPACs under attackKey developments in how Russia's invasion of Ukraine is impacting the alternatives industry. Plus: KKR is seeking an additional $4 billion for its latest long-hold fund and why insurers are taking a dim view of SPACs. Here's today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.
TRSL confirms $75m in commitmentsThe Baton Rouge-based public pension has backed two buyout funds.