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NZ Super’s new buyouts blueprintThe New Zealand sovereign wealth fund is on the hunt for lower mid-market managers amid plans to raise its PE allocation from 3% to 5%.
Side Letter: Partners Group's Indian recordPartners Group's Indian IPO is something of a landmark for the country's maturing private equity market. Plus: Partners Group has also named a new COO; and HSBC is dabbling in sub line securitisation. Here's today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.
HSBC: Evergreens a ‘gamechanger’ for private markets allocationsHigh-net-worth clients are expected to 'reallocate' towards private equity as rates come down, Mathieu Forcioli, global and APAC head of alternatives for HSBC Global Private Banking, tells PEI.
Side Letter: How aligned is co-invest financing?Why the global head of alternatives for HSBC's private banking unit believes co-investment financing programmes can benefit LPs. Plus: Rede's impact report; and the Hong Kong government is launching a tech fund of funds. Here's today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.
HSBC’s private banking arm targets global GPs with co-investment financing productThe credit advisory unit is seeking to fill a void by offering financing for PE employees who need assistance in meeting co-investment obligations, head of origination Mathieu Rabiller tells PEI.
Side Letter: HarbourVest's futureHarbourVest's top brass say alternative ownership options for the firm have never been compelling enough to entertain for a very specific reason. Plus: valuations sleight of hand; and Goldman's advice on exits. Here's today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.
Side Letter: PE firms' deal-by-deal pivotA UK fund manager has shifted its approach to a deal-by-deal model. Plus: TPG pushes into private wealth; and Brookfield experiences its best fundraising quarter ever. Here's today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.
Roundtable: The Asian elephant in the roomChina’s private equity slowdown is causing both LPs and GPs to rethink their approach to the Asia-Pacific region.
Side Letter: CIC's action plan; Mitsubishi's new vehicle; Alaska's in-state freezeChina's $1.35 trillion sovereign wealth fund is taking action to reduce carbon emissions, first at home and later in its giant investment portfolio. Plus: Japan has a new buyout fund and Alaska Permanent Fund is cutting back on in-state investing. Here’s today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.
European tech sector appears unfazed by SVB collapsePrivate equity and venture practitioners still warn of lower fundraising volumes for venture capital in 2023.