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Side Letter: ODD ones outIn today's edition, LPs are turning the screws on operational due diligence; Apollo names a new EMEA head; APAC insurers are hungry for private markets.
Side Letter: PE firms' deal-by-deal pivotA UK fund manager has shifted its approach to a deal-by-deal model. Plus: TPG pushes into private wealth; and Brookfield experiences its best fundraising quarter ever. Here's today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.
The many facets of fund financeThe financing tool is making its way around alternatives, as evidenced by three major transactions in different corners of the market.
ESG-linked credit facilities begin to show mass appealA series of sustainability-focused deals in 2021 gave fresh significance to a relatively young market.
The man behind the continuation fund boomIf you’re a GP trying to figure out how to hold onto prized assets for longer, chances are you’ve had a call with Evercore’s Nigel Dawn.
Side Letter: Why ESG-linked credit lines aren't for everyoneWe hope you had an enjoyable Presidents Day and Lunar New Year long weekend. It's Fund Finance week here at PEI, and first under the microscope is whether ESG-linked credit lines are right for every firm. Plus: EQT's fund performance and Brookfield's fundraising super-cycle. Here's today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.
Sub-line market deepens and maturesSubscription finance is busier than ever, prices are rising and competition among lenders is on the rise despite the pandemic.
ESG-linked sub-lines start to flowerSubscription credit facilities linked to ESG have piqued the interest of many GPs in the past year. Could these lines be right for you?
Side Letter: CPPIB's savvy sales, LPs feeling liquid, Sustainable sub linesLuck or judgment? Either way, CPPIB has made itself look smart with the timing of some big PE portfolio sales. Plus: sustainable credit facilities and more intel on LP liquidity. Here’s today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.
Asian markets find themselves in the calm before the stormHeadline risks and recession fears in the Asia-Pacific private equity markets have put a greater onus on managers to pursue growth levers.