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PEI 300: The shifts that are changing EuropeMega-funds, market bifurcation and a resurgent investor base are reshaping the continent’s private equity landscape.
Women of Influence 2025: Private equityMeet the private equity specialists on the 2025 Women of Influence list.
LACERA commits to Pollen Street Fund VLos Angeles County Employees' Retirement Association commits $150m to a private equity fund managed by Pollen Capital.
Texas TRS commits $210m to private equityTeacher Retirement System of Texas made the commitments to four private equity funds
Side Letter: CVC's exit expectationsCVC Capital Partners reckons its exits could taper off after a barnstorming first half. Plus: Mercer has lost a senior private markets head; and Pollen Street is eyeing a final close for its latest flagship. Here's today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.
GP-leds: Selecting the right assetsAs supply continues to outstrip demand, it is ever more important to clearly demonstrate why particular assets are well suited to a continuation fund process.
Side Letter: Hg's $17bn (and counting); Dyal's fishing funds; Apollo's S3 launchSoftware-focused giant Hg has collected roughly $17 billion across two funds – one of which is still in market. Plus: Dyal founder Michael Rees seems to be fishing in deep waters with his latest GP stakes fund. Here's today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.
Top tips from fin services veterans on how to invest in a downturnExecutives from AnaCap Financial Partners, Lovell Minnick Partners and Pollen Street Capital share their advice on how to invest as central banks continue to hike up interest rates with PEI.
Pollen Street listing reveals deeper push into creditThe London-headquartered firm, which could seek as much as £1bn for its fifth mid-market Europe PE fund, also expects to launch and seed new strategies this year.
Side Letter: PE's next listed GP; Cbus's portfolio construction; Vista's first forayMid-market specialist Pollen Street could be the next private equity firm to go public. Plus: how Australia's Cbus plans to bolster its PE exposure and Vista launches its first international outpost. Here's today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.