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Japan’s Tokio Marine to undergo management buyoutInvestors have become increasingly cautious of committing to captive funds, president Koji Sasaki told PEI.
Side Letter: Goldman's GP stakes, 3i's discount sale, EQT's track recordDetails of Goldman's latest Petershill fund revealed; 3i seeks buyers for $3.7 billion retailer; introducing Pacenote. Here’s today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.
Secondaries: Avoiding the hidden risksThe strategy has evolved from focusing on diversification and J-curve mitigation to one making concentrated bets on often highly complex deals. Investors unaware of the potential risks face hidden dangers.
Side Letter: Investcorp eyes Japan, CalPERS' discretion, Brexit bright spotInvestcorp appears to be the next global asset manager with its eye on the world's third-largest economy. Here’s today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.
Secondaries roundtable: Drivers of sales, $5bn deals and what the future holdsRicher, deeper, more complex, more diverse, more granular: all could describe the evolving secondaries market. We gathered six experts to discuss the intricacies of an industry that is blooming and booming.
Future 40: Who’s showing private equity leadership?Who are the young guns showing innovation in the industry? Who has the X factor that marks them as a future leader? Our Future 40 list of the 40 individuals aged under 40 set to shape private equity over the next decade.
ILPA arms LPs with 'best practices' on GP-led fund restructuringsThe Institutional Limited Partners Association's guidance aims to help LPs navigate a part of the private equity market that grew by more than 70% last year.
Side Letter: GIP's Berlin message, Meteor5 plus 1, Penn fusionWe are infrastructure-flavoured today, because this week nearly 3,000 infra delegates are swapping cards, thoughts and capital commitments in Berlin. Here’s today’s brief, for our valued subscribers only.
PEI Awards 2018: Asia-Pacific winnersWho won what in Asia-Pacific, including awards for China, Australasia and Japan.
Latin America opens the door for investorsMany Latin American pension funds want to invest in international private equity – and it’s becoming easier for them to do so.