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Partners Group leans into developed APAC as GP quality divergesThe investment giant is seeking to add relationships in Australia’s mid-market after completing a similar process in Japan, managing director Martin Liew tells PEI.
Partners Group warns evergreen outflows could hit $20bnPrivate equity also accounts for two-thirds of Partners Group’s underperforming assets, the firm disclosed in its Wednesday earnings presentation.
Side Letter: A giant departsOne of Japan's best-known and most-influential LPs is on the move; blurred investment lines could benefit mega-shops; what private capital wants from UK regulators.
PEI 300: The shifts that are changing EuropeMega-funds, market bifurcation and a resurgent investor base are reshaping the continent’s private equity landscape.
Partners Group targets long-hold and yield 'white space' with new PE strategyThe Total Return Strategy plans to hold businesses for up to 12 years and will focus on immediate cash yield in addition to long-term equity appreciation.
How private equity firms are managing the road to 401(k)Recent updates from the US administration are paving the way for clearer partnership between private markets and American defined contribution capital.
Lessons to be learned from the credit evergreen redemption rushThe recent redemption rush in credit evergreens underscores that the democratisation of private markets still requires careful calibration.
HK’s Gaw eyes Gulf ‘retrenching’ with new growth fundGulf capital that was previously earmarked for the US or Europe could be redirected towards home countries, Andrei Rotaru, head of Middle East private equity, tells PEI.
CVC sees record year of exits with €21.9bn realised in 2025Private equity generated €19.5bn in exit value in 2025, a 77% increase on the prior year, according to the firm's FY 2025 earnings report.
Partners Group chief: AI, credit fears are ‘wildly overdone’The firm has not levered its private credit evergreen funds in the same way some of its peers have, according to chief executive David Layton.