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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.
Side Letter: Future Fund eyes more illiquids; Carlyle's latest tie-up; net-zero aimsOne of the world's biggest sovereign wealth funds has signalled it's looking for more PE. Plus: Guidance for how GPs and LPs can get to net zero, and Carlyle Group wants more HNWI capital. Here's today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.
Performance watch: Clearlake's PE fundsThe California-based firm is eyeing up to $13.75bn for its seventh flagship fund, investor documents show.
What will fundraising look like in 2022?Limited partners are hitting their private equity allocation limits just as firms are returning to market asking for larger cheques.
Secondaries firms for sale, but only while supplies lastFew secondaries firms remain independent after a glut of M&A transactions this year.
Who were the busiest LPs of 2021?Investors backed private equity funds at a blistering pace this year, with more than 180 commitments between the most active LPs.
The challenges preventing retail potential from turning into alternatives AUMWith retail investing in alternatives still in its infancy, headwinds remain before the $179trn global pool of individual investor capital can be fully tapped.
Three takeaways from PEI’s Women in Private Markets SummitTopics du jour included LP sentiment around today’s heady fundraising environment and frenetic dealmaking; the pervasiveness of continuation vehicles; and the democratisation of private markets.
Fundraising in 2022: ‘Challenging with an element of FOMO’Fundraising will take longer next year and the majority of capital will be allocated to safety, noted panellists at Private Equity International's Women in Private Markets Summit on Wednesday.