Mubadala Investment Company

This year’s Global Investor 150 top 10 has a collective $976bn allocated to private equity.

The sovereign wealth fund’s risk assessment playbook has evolved to adjust to changing market uncertainties, according to deputy chief strategy and risk officer Marc Antaki.

LP giant Mubadala discloses its preferences for future private equity commitments. Plus: secondaries funds are far more likely to close above target than their PE counterparts; and India's wealth opportunity gathers momentum. Here's today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.

The Abu Dhabi-headquartered sovereign wealth fund reveals latest private equity investment strategy.

The upper echelon of this year’s GI 150 ranking collectively holds $930bn in private equity assets – 16% more than last year.

PEI catches up with the unit’s co-heads, Maxime Franzetti and Fatima Al Noaimi, to discuss evergreen funds, separately managed accounts and GP stakes.

Demographic shifts and the rising cost of care in Asia have boosted interest in the market, according to the SWF’s head of life sciences for direct investments in America.

Brookfield says $25 billion could be the upper limit of its future flagships. Plus: Mubadala's third-party management unit has completed another secondaries deal and Lazard has tapped a Credit Suisse fundraiser in Asia. Here's today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.

We put a spotlight on the women shaping the private markets landscape.

The women making an impact across infrastructure, private debt, real estate, private equity and venture capital.

Between them, the 10 largest investors on this year’s Global Investor 150 ranking have $1.1trn allocated to private equity, with an average allocation of 21%.

Institutional investors are voicing an interest in stepping outside the familiar fund structure to invest directly in GPs. The move could change the GP stakes market and create a new class of shareholders.

The region's $5.4trn of sovereign wealth fund capital has been turning inwards in recent years.

In today's edition, A UK asset management giant taps the secondaries market in a novel way; Q4 exit volume disappoints; APAC's second-largest PE market sees another large fund close.

Do limited partner advisory committees have any relevance in a world where a sole LP wants to have its day in court?

The Middle East and North Africa region has become increasingly attractive to managers as they attempt to tap its massive stock of sovereign wealth fund capital.