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Side Letter: PE's biggest investorsIn today's edition, Our latest Global Investor 150 ranking is out; Canada's BCI triples its PE exposure; Summer book recommendations from the Side Letter team.
Side Letter: Evergreen fire sales?In today's edition, NAV facilities could prove a valuable lifeline for embattled evergreens; Advent makes its Japan debut; A PE firm could target climate's missing middle.
PEI 300: The shifts that are changing EuropeMega-funds, market bifurcation and a resurgent investor base are reshaping the continent’s private equity landscape.
How CV dealmakers are addressing LPs’ process pain pointsGP-led deal volume hit an all-time high in 2025, but record growth doesn’t necessarily equate to LP satisfaction with continuation vehicle processes.
Pantheon on the charm of smaller CVsAs the universe of sponsors considering a continuation vehicle transaction expands, so too does the depth of opportunities in the small and mid-cap market, say Pantheon’s Amyn Hassanally and Charlotte Morris.
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.
Side Letter: Warnings from a UK PE doyenneIn today's edition, A veteran of UK private capital markets says the rise of private credit could lead to GFC-like concerns; Fundraising round-ups across infra, VC, impact, private debt and secondaries; Evergreens' love affair with secondaries looks set to continue.
Semi-liquid funds bonanza: Story of the YearAccess to private markets has hugely evolved in 2025 thanks to the proliferation of innovative fund structures, including semi-liquid funds.
Global shops bulk up their Asia presence: Story of the YearThe past year saw at least six global private equity firms expand their footprint in Asia-Pacific by opening new offices.
It’s the end of 2025 and CVs are still splitting opinionsAll signs point to another record year for continuation vehicles, yet some investors still think its increased use could backfire.