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LPs' predictions: Will private equity return to normality in 2026?Institutional investors share their insights on private equity trends for the year ahead with PEI.
Side Letter: UK VC's unusual LP trade; secondaries GP flies solo; KIC's 25% alts goalA UK VC firm has arranged an unusual trade with its LPs before going public. Plus: Three execs from one of Japan's few secondaries teams are spinning out, and Korea's sovereign wealth fund wants a lot more alternatives. Here's today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.
Australia Week: 'Domestic VC funds are outperforming Silicon Valley'Sam Sicilia, chief investment officer of the A$33bn superannuation fund Hostplus, talks about its venture capital portfolio and supporting local innovation.
Perspectives 2018: Pantheon on how to stand out as a co-investorLPs are increasing their appetite for co-investment, but with growing competition they will need to focus on the value they can bring to a partnership with a GP, say Pantheon partners Dennis McCrary and Jeff Miller
TA Associates seals Goldman Australia MBO dealTA Associates, which recently bought Seattle-based asset management business Russell Investments from the London Stock Exchange Group, is looking to capitalise on Australia's A$2trn pension market.
- TA Associates promotes four to MD
The growth equity firm has announced promotions across its five offices.
- Reverence Capital closing in on $1bn for debut fund
Capital from the fund has been used to acquire Russell Investments alongside TA Associates.
- TA and Reverence to acquire Russell for $1.1bn
The London Stock Exchange announced in February its plan to sell the firm.
- Funds of funds Special: Evolving to survive
Funds of funds found it even harder to raise capital last year, as cash-strapped investors baulked at the extra layer of fees and the extra degree of separation from the underlying assets. What can fund of funds managers do to stay relevant in a changing world? By Jeremy Hazlehurst
- Friday Letter Don't meet the parents
Pantheon’s sale highlights a sensitive issue for investors, who want their fund managers focused, incentivised and free from parental apron strings.