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MassPRIM eyes widening CIO authority to seize VC opportunitiesStaff says added flexibility will help fund find more opportunities.
How LPs are rethinking commitments amid 2022's fundraising bonanzaPE’s heady fundraising environment has left many LPs overallocated, forcing them to ponder who should receive their commitments and how much they should get.
Hellman & Friedman signals potential launch of next flagship later this yearGPs, especially the strongest performers and those investing in today’s popular strategies like enterprise software, are coming back to market quicker than ever.
What will fundraising look like in 2022?Limited partners are hitting their private equity allocation limits just as firms are returning to market asking for larger cheques.
Who were the busiest LPs of 2021?Investors backed private equity funds at a blistering pace this year, with more than 180 commitments between the most active LPs.
Georgian targets $1.5bn for blind-pool strategy to continue backing prized tech assetsGeorgian launched the blind-pool vehicle, targeted to bring in $1.5bn, in tandem with a sixth flagship growth equity offering, which is seeking $1.3bn.
Side Letter: PE IPOs; MassPRIM's $1bn co-invest capacity; Primavera's SEA pushWhat's the best way to monetise your management company: stay private and sell to a GP stakes firm, or join the ranks of private equity's listed elite? Plus: the $97 billion MassPRIM wants to double down on private equity co-investments and China's Primavera appears bullish on Southeast Asia. Here's today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.
MassPRIM plans to double coinvesting amid soaring PE returnsThe pension systems’ coinvestment program has saved $40m since inception in 2014 and with the approval to double co-investment capital, it will save $38m annually going forward.
Halcyon days for PE, but macro concerns mountAppetite for the asset class continues to rise at a staggering rate, but there are lingering concerns over what might happen when the music stops.
Side Letter: EU's ELTIF overhaul; PE's movie premiere; Didi to delist?The European Commission wants to help more retail investors access the private markets. Plus: Invest Europe has produced a new film series exploring the ways private equity touches lives and LP appetites for China might have suffered another setback. Here's today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.