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Employee Ownership Programmes: How do they affect returns for LPs?Employee ownership programmes, which seek to build wealth among company workers, are gaining traction in the private equity industry. Are investors losing out on upside, or benefitting from increased value creation?
Why Thoma Bravo won't IPO or sell a stake in itselfThe software specialist has internal talks about accepting outside capital 'all the time', but likes things as they are, says co-founder Orlando Bravo.
Texas ERS ups PE allocation to limit programme scale-backThe $36bn pension, which counts Advent, TPG, Hg and Industry Ventures among its long-standing GP relationships, was overallocated to PE by more than 6 percentage points.
Earnings roundup: Listed giants report their growth projectionsMajor GPs introduce more diversified products in a bid to beat stormy fundraising environment.
Side Letter: TPG's $39bn arsenal; LPs' unplanned calls; PE's ESG talent edgeTPG might unleash its $39 billion mountain of dry powder on public companies. Plus: IR professionals are fielding hours of unexpected LP calls in this heady fundraising environment; and why private equity has an edge in the ESG talent tussle. Here's today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.
Side Letter: Impact's biggest fundraisers; NYCRS' new CIO; Eurazeo's €1bn closeKey takeaways from the Impact 30, a newly expanded list of impact investing's biggest fundraisers, courtesy of our colleagues at New Private Markets. Plus: Eurazeo has collected €1 billion to back French SMEs and NYCRS has a new CIO. Here's today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.
TRSL confirms $175m in commitmentsThe Baton Rouge-based public pension has backed three private equity funds.
Kaiser Permanente makes dramatic entrance to the GI 100PEI’s LP of the year in North America also triumphs in the GI 100, suggesting this relative newcomer to the industry is here to stay.
Side Letter: Private equity's future; SEC eyes individuals; Apax's Italy headMonday is a public holiday in the US – Side Letter will return to your inbox on Tuesday. This morning's edition looks at how one of Europe's largest wealth managers is using tech to streamline PE processes for individual investors. Plus: The US regulator has turned its attention to the definition of accredited investors and France's Apax has named a new Italy head. Here's today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.
Side Letter: Management co. must-haves; ILPA's Nelson departs; Tackling VCs' 'implicit bias'How to stay on top of management company admin at a time when the task has become more difficult, and the stakes have become higher than ever before. Plus: ILPA CEO Steve Nelson is leaving the industry body at a pivotal moment; and FountainVest's latest fund close will come as welcome news for China fundraisers. Here's today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.