Thoma Bravo

The Albany-based pension fund backs seven private equity funds.

Thoma Bravo has raised one of the largest buyout funds in history. Plus: Quilvest sees a departure in Asia and AlpInvest's latest fund close. Here's today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.

While three tech-focused managers sit in the PEI 300 top 10 this year, not every GP is benefiting from the same demand.

Why Thoma Bravo should feel particularly chuffed about a commitment from the world's largest public pension. Plus: Another Taiwanese insurer offloads private equity exposure. Here's today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.

The public pension fund made commitments to three private equity funds.

Thoma Bravo has continued its run of realisations at a time when many others are struggling to generate liquidity. Plus: Why Alaska Permanent is unfazed by uncertainty; and preferred equity firm Dawson sets up shop in the US. Here's today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.

Thoma Bravo collects the award for Large-Cap Firm of the Year in the Americas, while Advent wins Firm of the Year in Latin America.

Side Letter unearths fundraising details from the likes of Thoma Bravo, Cinven and Apollo. Plus: why the UK's diversity data is more complex than the headline figures suggest; and a former HIG head launches his own firm. Here's today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.

Nearly every GP is now experimenting with AI, but almost none feel they're doing it well.

One of Japan's best-known and most-influential LPs is on the move; blurred investment lines could benefit mega-shops; what private capital wants from UK regulators.

Dutch manager Main Capital's focus on 'mission-critical companies' means it is less affected by AI-driven volatility in the wider market, managing partner Sjoerd Aarts tells PEI.

An inside look at the $219bn pension’s buyout and growth performance, geographic and sector exposure and co-investment portfolio.

Members of the $219bn pension's investment advisory council weighed in on the relevance and sufficiency of performance benchmarks at a June meeting.

Year-on-year growth is back on track after last year’s fundraising flatline, though the nature of this growth has shifted.

While recent AI disruption is yet to infiltrate the PEI 300 ranking, tech-focused managers must be sure to future-proof their operations.

In today's edition, The first full day of NEXUS 2026 exposes strains on the LP-GP dynamic; LPs are changing how they think about secondaries; Private equity dry powder is growing somewhat stale.