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Side Letter: Texas Muni on monopolies, KKR's Petraeus on Europe, Evercore on secondariesThe outspoken PE head at Texas Muni has fired an ESG warning shot at delegates in Cannes. Plus: data on the rise of "single-asset secondaries". Here’s today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.
KKR’s Petraeus: We're facing 'the most complex array of threats' since end of Cold WarDavid Petraeus, chairman of the KKR Global Institute and former US army general, says some are calling the heightening tensions between the US and China a 'technology Cold War'.
Side Letter: Russia and Baring Vostok, secondary buyout risk, emerging marketsRussia's frozen PE scene shows little sign of thaw; plus highlights from the Emerging Markets Special; a big hire in Spain and the truth (according to Adams Street Partners) behind sponsor-to-sponsor deals. Here’s today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.
Side Letter: Predictions video, Baring's billions, TA doubles downA must-watch video on the secondaries market in 2020, plus CFOs and COOs Forum kick off and Baring's billions in context. Here’s today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.
Fundraising start-up Xen in talks with UN over impact platform – exclusiveThe start-up is expected to reach $100m of total fund commitments later this month.
Asia in 2020: A flight to safety?The region’s macro-economic headwinds are unlikely to be solved overnight – a trend that could benefit Asia’s largest funds.
8 things that almost certainly won’t happen in PE next yearPredictions are notoriously tricky, so here instead are PEI’s anti-predictions.
Story of the Year: Private equity’s Future 40In May, PEI compiled a list of 40 individuals under 40 set to shape the asset class over the next decade.
Story of the Year: Navab's sudden death shocks PE industryNavab Capital Partners was targeting $3bn for its debut fund and decided to wind down after Alex Navab’s untimely death.
Three homegrown LPs making their mark in Central and Eastern EuropeLocal investor groups are increasingly more visible and competing for deals with private equity firms.