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Hong Kong's pension system eyes listed PE as the regulator opens doorThe Mandatory Provident Fund Schemes Authority, which represents around $167bn in AUM, is considering allowing such investments, as the territory's securities commission unveils its guidance for private equity funds.
Key trends: GPs eye ESG implementation, despite myriad headwindsThe mood music around responsible investment has been less than harmonious of late.
Side Letter: Full-year fundraising previewA sneak peek at PEI's full-year fundraising stats for 2024. Plus: What's on the ESG agenda for 2025; and up springs another new secondaries firm. Here's today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.
Vote of confidence: Why GPs are (mostly) hopeful about 2025Optimistic fund managers believe pick-ups in dealflow and fundraising could frame market activity this year.
LPs shift to the mid-market: Story of the YearPension funds, endowments and asset managers are being drawn to the mid-market's flexibility and wide range of exit options.
Schroders Capital on the growing attraction of private marketsThere are whole swathes of the economy that simply cannot be accessed through public market investment today, thereby boosting private markets’ appeal, says Schroders Capital’s Tim Boole.
L Catterton looks to expand RMB fund seriesThe first two funds in the series, targeting Chengdu and Guangzhou, have collectively raised around 2bn yuan from both overseas and domestic LPs, PEI understands.
How UK Local Government Pension Schemes became a major impact investorThe introduction of pooling has given UK Local Government Pension Schemes access to the largest private markets impact funds.
Side Letter: UK's private markets boostThe UK government has launched a new private investment fund designed to back domestic funds and companies. Plus: Bain Capital is looking to complete another multi-asset GP-led; and Ontario is hoping to bring true retail to the private markets. Here's today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.
Side Letter: Schroders' latest LTAFSchroders Capital has launched another LTAF as efforts to access UK investors gather momentum. Plus: Ohio Public Employees Retirement System has concerns over an increased allocation to illiquid assets. Here's today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.