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  • Side Letter: LP allocations in 2023; Ardian's employee ownership; Ham Lane's token talk
    Private Equity News & AnalysisPEI Staff- 5 December 2022

    The dreaded denominator doesn't seem to be having a significant impact on LP allocations for next year. Plus: Commonfund's succession plan; and Ardian joins Ownership Works. Here’s today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.

  • Side Letter: Blackstone's slowdown warning; PE departures Down Under; Ohio's re-ups
    Private Equity News & AnalysisPEI Staff- 24 October 2022

    Blackstone's Jon Gray says the firm is telling its portfolio companies to expect a slowdown. Plus: A number of high-profile executives have jumped ship in Australia; and Ohio SERS is bucking the trend when it comes to re-ups. Here's today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.

  • Side Letter: LPs' yen dilemma; Pantheon's wealth hires; PE's compliance cost
    Private Equity News & AnalysisPEI Staff- 10 October 2022

    Currency depreciation is causing headaches for Japanese LPs. Plus: Pantheon has made two wealth hires and why compliance staff are worth their weight in gold. Here's today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.

  • MCERA outlines PE pacing info
    Jer Ping Leow- 3 October 2022

    The San Rafael-based public pension fund has revealed its private equity pacing plan.

  • Side Letter: Ukraine's Horizon hits first close; PEI buys FundFilter; BC's PE departures
    Private Equity News & AnalysisPEI Staff- 26 September 2022

    Ukraine's Horizon Capital has reached a first close on its latest flagship despite the country's humanitarian crisis. Plus: PEI Group has acquired the FundFilter analytics platform and BC Partners is losing three senior executives. Here's today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.

  • Side Letter: First-time fund database; Josh Harris's new firm; EQT's €2.4bn
    Private Equity News & AnalysisPEI Staff- 12 September 2022

    A new database lists first-time funds and the key things to know about them. Plus: Apollo co-founder Josh Harris has formally launched his firm; and EQT has beaten the target of its debut growth vehicle. Here's today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.

  • Side Letter: Carlyle chief resigns; Apollo's next biggest fund; a16z's wealth play
    Private Equity News & AnalysisPEI Staff- 8 August 2022

    Carlyle CEO Kewsong Lee steps down. Plus: Apollo believes private wealth could spawn its largest product within just 12 months; Tech investor a16z is turning wealth manager; and details on Carlyle's decarbonisation-linked financing programme. Here's today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.

  • Side Letter: How PE's fundraising frenzy is affecting the industry
    Private Equity News & AnalysisPEI Staff- 11 July 2022

    Takeaways from our latest series, which explores the potential implications of private equity's frenetic fundraising scene for GPs and their investors. Plus: CalPERS has sold a multi-billion-dollar portfolio; and retail specialist Sycamore has lost one of its founding partners. Here's today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.

  • Side Letter: Japan's LP evolution; PE fundraising flexibility; Hahn's $3bn plans
    Private Equity News & AnalysisPEI Staff- 13 June 2022

    Japan's increasing comfort with secondaries and ESG-related investing suggests the LP landscape is maturing, in spite of a talent crunch. Plus: How GPs can adapt to a more challenging fundraising environment; and Korea's Hahn & Co is eyeing more than $3 billion for its next fund. Here's today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.

  • Side Letter: PE and the Ponzi scheme; Oregon's denominator decision
    Private Equity News & AnalysisPEI Staff- 6 June 2022

    Private equity's predilection for selling to itself has led to an unflattering comparison with Ponzi schemes. Plus: How Oregon plans to deal with the denominator effect and what CDPQ considers its sweet spot. Here's today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.