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  • Side Letter: Carry tax winners
    InvestorsPEI Staff- 20 January 2025

    It's MLK Day in the US today so we have a slightly truncated Side Letter for readers: the winners from Britain's carry tax increase; a $10bn family office seeks "boring" investments; and Aussie superfund Hostplus has a new deputy CIO. Here's today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.

  • Side Letter: LP co-invest restrictions
    Private Equity News & AnalysisPEI Staff- 18 November 2024

    CFOs say GPs should be thinking about their co-investors' needs and restrictions when it comes to post-deal leverage. Plus: EQT's APAC unit is seeking up to $14.5 billion for its next flagship; and Apollo has set up shop in Seoul. Here's today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.

  • Side Letter: Blackstone's deployment drive
    Private Equity News & AnalysisPEI Staff- 21 October 2024

    Blackstone's deployment drive looks set to continue as interest rates fall. Plus: Harvard's university endowment is still seeing private equity underperform public markets; and a politician calls for the asset class to aid rebuilding efforts after a series of devastating hurricanes. Here's today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.

  • Side Letter: LAFPP's PE pacing plan
    Private Equity News & AnalysisPEI Staff- 8 October 2024

    LA Fire and Police Pension System isn't shying away from private equity, despite its overexposure. Plus: Brookfield is seeking higher returns for its next Global Transition fund. Here's today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.

  • Side Letter: Thoma Bravo's $25bn exit bonanza
    Private Equity News & AnalysisPEI Staff- 7 October 2024

    Thoma Bravo appears to have defied exit headwinds with a major spate of realisations. Plus: Why private equity's co-investment 'genie' could create a new norm in fundraising. Here's today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.

  • Side Letter: The importance of GP discipline
    Private Equity News & AnalysisPEI Staff- 16 September 2024

    The UK's £76 billion Universities Superannuation Scheme is eyeing smaller opportunities as it prioritises managers that can remain disciplined. Plus: LGT Capital Partners reckons this is the first decade in which private equity won't grow; and Rede looks to the Middle East. Here's today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.

  • Side Letter: Carry tax clarity
    Private Equity News & AnalysisPEI Staff- 19 August 2024

    What constitutes capital at risk when it comes to CGT treatment of carry? Plus: Why sector specialists might survive PE's consolidation craze and HarbourVest raises a secondaries giant. Here's today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.

  • Side Letter: HNWI sellers
    Private Equity News & AnalysisPEI Staff- 22 July 2024

    More HNWIs are using secondaries to manage their private markets portfolios. Plus: the secondaries market had a record first half; and why Blackstone's Jon Gray seems unfazed by the US election. Here's today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.

  • Side Letter: CalPERS' labour concerns
    Private Equity News & AnalysisPEI Staff- 17 June 2024

    The largest US public pension is cutting commitments to GPs with concerning labour practices in their portfolio. Plus: General Atlantic is raising another growth flagship; and Lincoln International checks the health of Europe's mid-market. Here's today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.

  • Side Letter: HKVCA takeaways
    Private Equity News & AnalysisPEI Staff- 20 May 2024

    Dispatches 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.