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Women of Influence 2026: G-KFind out which women make up this year’s Women of Influence list.
Norvestor hits one-and-done close on latest flagshipThe Nordic firm held the €2bn final close on Fund X three months after launch, raising about €500m more than its predecessor vehicle.
Side Letter: NEXUS 2026 dispatchesIn today's edition, The first full day of NEXUS 2026 exposes strains on the LP-GP dynamic; LPs are changing how they think about secondaries; Private equity dry powder is growing somewhat stale.
Northleaf Capital Partners on structuring success in private wealthThe innovation taking place across private markets to enable engagement with new investor segments is raising plenty of fresh considerations, says Northleaf Capital Partners’ Nadim Vasanji.
Northleaf Capital Partners: Mid-market magicInformation inefficiencies within the mid-market offer an abundance of opportunities for those with a differentiated platform, says Shane Feeney, global head of secondaries at Northleaf Capital Partners.
How Korean LP appetites for private markets are evolvingYoungshin Park, a 20-year veteran of the country's LP community, explains what makes Korean LPs tick and outlines the best strategies for accessing this rich source of capital.
Carlyle: Why Japan is entering a golden era for PECarlyle was the first global GP to set up shop in Tokyo, and 25 years later the firm is reaping the rewards amid growing interest from foreign LPs.
What to expect from APAC private equity in 2025The region could see renewed appetites for Southeast Asia, a burgeoning IR community in East Asia and new pockets of secondaries opportunities next year.
LPs shift to the mid-market: Story of the YearPension funds, endowments and asset managers are being drawn to the mid-market's flexibility and wide range of exit options.
Northleaf on tactical opportunities in the mid-marketA lack of liquidity is creating new opportunities to partner with mid-market managers and their portfolio companies, says head of Northleaf Capital Partners’ private equity programme, Michael Flood.