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Stories about TDR Capital

Side Letter: TDR's ICE connection
In today's edition US Immigration and Customs Enforcement drama spills over into PE; The evergreen industry continues to bloat; One PE shop finds itself on the right side of AI history.

Side Letter: TDR's Special Opportunity
TDR is making speedy headway with its debut special opps fund. Plus: Ham Lane is back in market with a co-investment flagship; and US firms retain their performance dominance. Here's today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.

MSRPS commits $310m to private equity
The US-based pension system committed to three private equity funds.

Currency chaos: Fluctuations could present buying opportunity for PE
US-dollar-denominated private equity funds may be in a position to make outsized returns as other currencies depreciate.

US pensions: LPs take different approaches to reduce their private equity exposure
US public pension funds such as Employees Retirement System of Texas and State of Wisconsin Investment Board are looking to slow their investment pace.

When it comes to succession, scale plays an outsized role
When faced with an unexpected succession issue, it helps to be a huge, multi-strategy business.

Side Letter: TDR's secret to success(ion); Partners Group's Japan head
TDR Capital's rapid fundraising progress reminds us that succession need not be disruptive. Plus: Partners Group has appointed a Japan private equity head. Here's today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.

TDR close to beating €4bn target for Fund V with initial close
The firm, which closed its acquisition of UK supermarket chain Asda last year, expects to wrap up fundraising by the end of the third quarter.
TDR Capital contact information
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| Name | Job title | Location | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Key Contact | Job titleInvestor Relations Director | LocationLondon, United Kingdom | Email |
| Key Contact | Job titleInvestor Relations Managing Director | LocationLondon, United Kingdom | Email |
| Key Contact | Job titlePartner and Head of Investor Relations | LocationLondon, United Kingdom | Email |
| Key Contact | Job titleManaging Director, Investor Relations | LocationLondon, United Kingdom | Email |
TDR Capital funds managed
Closed funds: 10
| Fund | Fund size | Close date | Strategy |
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Fund size | Close dateNov 2025 | Strategy | |
Fund size | Close dateSep 2024 | Strategy | |
Fund size | Close dateMar 2024 | Strategy | |
Stories that mention TDR Capital
A round-up of some of 2026's biggest consumer deals
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Investors eye opportunities beyond the padel hype
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Dealmaking trudges on in stops and starts: Story of the Year
While deal volume figures from earlier this year looked gloomy, data from the third quarter suggests activity may be picking up.
Europe’s GP-led market is on a tear
An explosion of hefty – and, in some cases, repeat – continuation fund processes underscores the increasing maturation of Europe’s secondaries landscape.
Skandia's Winther departs to lead new Wallenberg investment firm
Stefan Fallgren has taken on responsibilities for the €49bn Swedish insurer's private equity and infrastructure portfolio.
Arctos turns to alternatives industry with new strategy launch
Arctos Keystone's offerings could include tailored GP stake sales, bespoke continuation funds and asset or fund-level recapitalisations, executives from the group tell PEI.
Future 40 Leaders – 2023: Lawyers
40 under 40: Future Leaders of Private Equity. Meet the lawyers at the vanguard of PE transactions and fund formation, from secondaries and ESG to fund finance.
Side Letter: CalPERS' PE overhauler; PJT's predictions; Morgan Stanley's climate bet
CalPERS' newest private equity boss has pedigree when it comes to radically overhauling investment programmes. Plus: PJT Partners reckons this year will be the second-busiest year for secondaries to date and Morgan Stanley Investment Management has launched a $1 billion climate platform. Here’s today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.