The Carlyle Group

Carlyle Defense and Reindustrialization Partners was registered in June.

‘It’s actually remarkable how much better that business is,’ global PE head John Redett says of the firm’s US overhaul.

A challenging environment has created a gulf between those smashing their private equity fund targets and those falling short.

The German family office holds around €1bn in private market assets, half of which is in private equity, chief investment officer Christian Wiehenkamp tells PEI.

The alternatives giant raised $3bn via evergreen vehicles in Q3, around 10 times more than two years ago.

Financial advisers must decide what’s best for their clients, rather than choosing between public markets and so-called alternatives, according to the asset manager's chief executive.

The hard-cap of the firm formerly known as The Jordan Company's Resolute Fund VII is $2bn larger than its target.

In this podcast, we look at how investors are eyeing opportunities that could arise from an estimated €9trn spending spree over the next decade.

Political vagaries are throwing a spanner in the works for PE defence strategies; the €1.6 billion European behemoth that wants to co-invest with GPs; General Atlantic's new love.

Our latest ranking of the industry’s biggest fundraisers serves as a reminder that there’s more to the state of play than meets the eye.

US managers are increasingly looking to apply their expertise in Europe as appetite for defence investment spreads in the region.

Global capital is pouring into Japan, yet fundraising data reveals a more uneven picture as domestic constraints and cyclical dynamics reshape the market.

A growing number of international firms are working to build out their presence in the increasingly attractive Japanese PE market.

David Bluff and Tammi Fisher, joint managing directors for private equity and real assets, add to a string of senior leadership resignations at Australia's sovereign wealth fund.