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Side Letter: Evergreen shock absorbersA Swiss private bank corroborates claims that individual investors weren't spooked by April's tariff turmoil. Plus: PSP Investments slashes its private equity allocation. Here's today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.
Side Letter: Underweight endowmentsUC Regents is counting its blessings after a withdrawal from private markets looks set to shield it from liquidity pressures. Plus: some of the biggest US blue-state pensions are ploughing ahead with climate investing plans; and one of Australia's largest supers has a new CIO. Here's today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.
CV-squared: The rise of CVs on CVsGPs are looking to hold on to their prized assets for longer than ever, but repeated continuation vehicles are bound to invite questions from existing and prospective investors.
GPs get hands-on with secondariesAs traditional private equity houses enter the secondaries market en masse, more GPs are building up their capabilities to run ‘DIY’ continuation vehicle processes in-house.
Secondaries Awards 2024: EMEA winnersColler Capital misses out on Secondaries Firm of the Year in EMEA to Ardian, which completed deals worth more than $15 billion in total across the US and Europe during the judging period.
Side Letter: Investcorp's $100bn planThe Gulf's biggest private equity firm has a new PE head and an ambitious growth plan. Plus: Hamilton Lane pushes further into non-institutional capital and 4 more reasons to sell a portfolio of fund stakes. Here's today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.
Side Letter: LACERS' performance envyLACERS believes private markets could cure what ails its underwhelming returns. Plus: Secondaries musical chairs continue apace with a Jefferies to Moelis move; and Carlyle has a new APAC wealth head. Here's today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.
What to expect from APAC private equity in 2025The region could see renewed appetites for Southeast Asia, a burgeoning IR community in East Asia and new pockets of secondaries opportunities next year.
Side Letter: NY’s ‘multi-billion’ LP-ledA group of New York pension giants are hoping to shift a mammoth private equity portfolio. Plus: why secondaries could be on the up next year; and Investcorp looks to spread the ESOP love. Here’s today’s brief, for our valued subscribers only.
CalPERS' PE head on recapturing the pension's lost decadeAnton Orlich, managing investment director for private equity at the California Public Employees’ Retirement System, has set in motion a major structural shift at the US’s largest public pension.