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Side Letter: Warnings from a UK PE doyenneIn today's edition, A veteran of UK private capital markets says the rise of private credit could lead to GFC-like concerns; Fundraising round-ups across infra, VC, impact, private debt and secondaries; Evergreens' love affair with secondaries looks set to continue.
Side Letter: Itchy feetIn today's edition, PE's senior leaders are on the move; Coller reckons volatility could be good for business; European PE doyenne Anne Glover receives a damehood.
AltamarCAM Partners on unlocking Europe’s private wealth opportunityKey changes are still required to ensure individual investors have access to private markets, says Pilar Junco, co-chief client officer at AltamarCAM Partners.
Side Letter: 'Not zero' targetsIn today's edition: The SEC commissioner makes the case for PE allocations in retail portfolios; Another mega-CV closes; ESG, DEI become less of an operational priority on both sides of the aisle.
Side Letter: 21.3 reasons to fee-l goodCalPERS' latest PE results underscore the likely pressure on managers to offer 'fee-advantaged' strategies. Plus: What L&G's GP stakes withdrawal tells us about the investor's priorities; and European stakeholders want merger guideline reform. Here's today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.
Side Letter: The problem with PIKA resurgence of demand for payment in kind financing at the portfolio company level could leave these firms more vulnerable to defaults. Plus: how Fidelity will deploy its LTAF. Here's today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.
Euro vision: ILPA’s plans for EuropeThe Institutional Limited Partners Association’s new Europe head, Bart van Dijk, speaks five languages and enjoys interacting with people – attributes that will come in handy given the representative body’s growth plans for the region.
Number Crunch: DACH goes off trackGermany, Austria and Switzerland, dependable as a group, are not immune to global fundraising woes.
The rise of human rights due diligenceAs new risks emerge, the ongoing monitoring of potential human rights issues is becoming crucial for investors and regulators alike. How will the private equity industry adapt?
Side Letter: CPP's fund fanaticCPP Investments' decision to promote its PE funds head could tell us something about its intentions for the asset class. Plus: EQT wants to raise $12.5 billion for APAC; and Triton has wrapped up a 2009-vintage vehicle. Here's today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.