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Side Letter: Licence to operateThe UK's former Exchequer Secretary is arguing for better dialogue between governments and the PE industry. Plus: Apollo taps a Swiss private bank to expand its European wealth team; and most large family offices want more PE exposure. Here's today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.
Malaysia’s KWAP picks 12 GPs for domestic-focused private markets initiativeThe $38bn pension fund aims to deploy around $1.4bn through GPs in PE, infrastructure and real estate, using a ‘co-GP model’ that brings in local partnerships.
Side Letter: Yale's $6bn saleYale University has come to market with one of the largest LP-led transactions of recent years. Plus: Navis completes another GP-led transaction; and climate giant Altérra is seeking new partners. Here's today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.
Asian GPs hope for a SEA changeSoutheast Asia, once touted as the continent’s next big thing in private equity, is struggling to live up to expectations. What’s holding the region back?
Navis Capital Partners: The evolution of ESG in Southeast AsiaWhile awareness has grown, engaging with management teams to gain buy-in and demonstrate the value of ESG is crucial, say Michael Octoman and Bence Szegedi at Navis Capital Partners.
PEI Awards 2021: Secondaries winnersThe awards for secondaries deals, firms, advisers and law firms in Europe, Asia and the Americas
PEI Awards 2021: Asia-Pacific winnersKKR takes home the prizes for six different categories for the second consecutive year
Thai private equity: A beginner's guideAs private equity carves out a niche in the highly-liquid Thai market, PEI outlines Thailand's key players, deal environment and long-term outlook.
PEI Awards 2020: Asia-Pacific winnersOne firm won the Large-Cap, Deal, Fundraise, Australasia, Korea and South-East Asia awards this year and came second in India.
EMPEA: 'Asia is most attractive region'EMPEA is looking to get deeper into Asia, say its chief executive Cate Ambrose, and Julie Ruvolo, managing director of venture capital.