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Meet Japan’s next generation of emerging managersFrom Japan Post Bank’s former private equity head to a buyout shop delivering 4.4x, PEI presents a rundown of seven managers you should probably get to know.
Side Letter: Money in or money out?New data suggests NAV loans are rarely used to massage DPI. Plus: a $23 billion pension has tweaked its PE allocation to get ahead of potential liquidity challenges; and a Japanese buyout firm completes an MBO. Here's today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.
Why everyone’s talking about JapanReturns from private equity are some of the highest in the world.
Side Letter: Japan Post's $6bn PE hikeJapan's biggest private equity investor has seen its portfolio grow by another $6 billion. Plus: Why firms shouldn't get complacent about compliance under Trump; and a US pension bemoans its PE performance. Here's today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.
Side Letter: Trump's carry crusadePresident Donald Trump is revisiting the idea of closing private equity's carried interest 'loophole'. Plus: APAC investors are most bullish on private equity returns; and Chicago Teachers is seeking to shed PE exposure. Here's today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.
Side Letter: LPs come downmarketNYSTRS is the latest institutional giant to lean more heavily into small- and mid-cap fund strategies. Plus: Blue Owl is $1 billion closer to the final close on its flagship GP stakes fund. Here's today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.
Side Letter: HKVCA takeawaysDispatches from the Hong Kong Venture Capital & Private Equity Association's Greater China Private Equity Summit this morning. Plus: Thailand's pension giant is pushing further into PE. Here's today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.
Japan’s ORIX Life taps private assets head to lead new US investment armKiyosei Sugioka has been seconded to New York to serve as head of ORIX Life Investments, according to a memo seen by PEI.
Side Letter: Cathay Life's $1.2bn saleA Taiwan life insurer is selling a $1.2 billion portfolio ahead of regulatory changes. Plus: what the SEC's new ESG rule could mean for private markets; and Inflexion raises a hefty minority fund. Here's today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.
Japanese buyout shop seeks to nearly quadruple next flagshipTokyo-based Basic Capital Management is back in the market for its latest strategy after a nearly four-year hiatus since its last flagship.