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Emerging Asia: Distribution, we have a problemFunds in the region have retained a significant proportion of unrealised value due to a tricky exit environment, exacerbated by a predilection for minority investments.
Side Letter: Fundraising smash, Oaktree dismissal, buying listed stocksInvestors continued to flock to PE in 2019, say our data. Also: a dismissal at Oaktree; news from the Asian conference circuit and listed strategies. Here’s today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.
Side Letter: GPs hold onto assets, Australia in context, new home for NewQuestGPs don't want to let go of good assets and are tweaking the model so they don't have to. Also: more PE context on the Australian fires; a new office for NewQuest; December's largest funds and more. Here’s today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.
A year in Friday lettersA look back at the highlights from Private Equity International’s Friday Letters this year reveals an industry grappling with scandals, its role in the economy and the question of real alignment.
Story of the Year: Navab's sudden death shocks PE industryNavab Capital Partners was targeting $3bn for its debut fund and decided to wind down after Alex Navab’s untimely death.
Russian private equity hangs in the balanceThe government has propped up Russian private equity following western retrenchment in recent years; it remains unclear whether the industry can make it alone.
Harlem Capital raises $40.3mThe American manager closes its debut fund above target.
Video: A-Z of impact investingPEI teamed up with an illustrator to show just how diverse impact investing is.
Myanmar pins hopes for nascent PE market on ESGThe launch of an industry body in Myanmar follows several years of sustained growth in the country's private equity sector.
Which firms raised the largest funds in October?The 10 largest funds raised in October gathered more than $53bn between them, roughly $7bn more than their combined fundraising target.