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  • Future 40 Leaders – 2025: Lawyers
    Staff Writer- 1 May 2025

    Introducing our 2025 Future 40 lawyer leaders.

  • ACERA announces $60m in PE commitments
    Rinoa Wong- 3 September 2024

    Alameda County Employees' Retirement Association revealed its investments to two Quantum Energy funds in its August board meeting.

  • Side Letter: Brookfield's billions; PE's distribution desert
    Private Equity News & AnalysisPEI Staff- 10 August 2023

    Brookfield is on track to raise $150 billion this year, despite private markets headwinds. Plus: a dearth of exits is putting a damper on distributions available to collateralised fund obligations; and Federated Hermes has a new DACH director. Here's today's brief for our valued subscribers only.

  • DCRB announces PE commitment
    Disha Suresh- 7 August 2023

    District of Columbia Retirement Board has backed Quantum Energy Partners' latest fund.

  • Side Letter: SVB Capital's potential sale; ESG's rejected requests; secondaries' biggest backers
    Private Equity News & AnalysisPEI Staff- 14 March 2023

    SVB Financial Group is exploring options for its $9.5 billion fund of funds unit. Plus: GPs are rejecting LPs' ESG requests; and a look at the biggest commitments in secondaries. Here’s today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.

  • Texas TRS confirms new commitments
    Gerald Noering- 10 March 2023

    The Teacher Retirement System of Texas has made $504m in commitments to new private equity vehicles.

  • Quantum eyes $4.5bn hard-cap for Fund VII
    Annabelle Ju- 10 March 2017

    Quantum Energy Partners’ previous fund closed on its $4.45bn hard-cap in July 2015.

  • Friday Letter: Powered up
    PEI Staff- 30 January 2013

    KKR’s recent East Resources exit – coupled with HitecVision’s specialist energy fund close this week – is further evidence that the energy sector remains active and vibrant for private equity investors.

  • Energy Capital closes $2.25bn debut fund
    Sushil Cheema- 11 January 2013

    The Short Hills, New Jersey-based private equity firm run by three ex-Goldman pros has already made its first investment – last month’s $1.34bn power generation deal.

  • Powered up
    PEI Staff- 5 January 2013

    KKR’s recent East Resources exit – coupled with HitecVision’s specialist energy fund close this week – is further evidence that the energy sector remains active and vibrant for private equity investors, writes Christopher Witkowsky.