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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.
HQ raises its largest-ever fund of funds vehicle amid Asia pushThe German fund of funds manager gathered $150m more than its original target for Fund VIII.
European giants eye minimum €38.5bn in mega-raisesCVC Capital Partners, EQT and BC Partners are expected to be back on the fundraising trail with their flagship buyout funds.
Blackstone in €210m Versace dealThe firm fought off competition from other GPs including Investcorp and CCMP for a slice of the luxury fashion brand.
- Southern Europe: Heading South?(2)
Southern Europe continues to face huge economic challenges – challenges so great that they may yet bring down the entire Eurozone. But although investing within the region is more difficult than ever before, local managers say there are still good deals to be found
- Trilantic in €45m Italian fashion deal
The firm, which has been actively targeting Southern Europe in recent years, has taken a minority stake in Betty Blue using its €574 million Trilantic Capital Partners IV Europe.
- Investindustrial close to hard-cap
Despite the economic woes in Southern Europe, 90% of the firm’s existing LPs have re-upped.
- Southern Europe: Heading South?
Southern Europe continues to face huge economic challenges – challenges so great that they may yet bring down the entire Eurozone. But although investing within the region is more difficult than ever before, local managers say there are still good deals to be found
- Privately Speaking: New Mexico State Investment Council
Only a few short years after it was torn apart by a pay-to-play scandal, the New Mexico State Investment Council has re-established itself as one of the most important limited partners in the industry, delivering top quartile returns. Sam Sutton meets state investment officer Steven Moise and deputy Vince Smith to find out how they turned things around
- Investindustrial closes on €1.25bn hard-cap
The Southern European-focused firm collected the majority of capital for its Investindustrial V from Europe while the rest came from North America, Asia and Australia.