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  • Side Letter: QIC's European expansion; PE's healthcare revival
    Private Equity News & AnalysisPEI Staff- 21 August 2023

    Australian LP giant QIC just got more firepower in Europe with a mandate from Denmark's PenSam. Plus: private equity's healthcare appetite is making a strong recovery; and findings from iCapital's adviser survey. Here's today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.

  • Side Letter: LPs resist China rebrands; Apollo's Fund X shortfall
    Private Equity News & AnalysisPEI Staff- 7 August 2023

    Some GPs are attempting to navigate China's PE slowdown by targeting new geographies – and LPs aren't entirely convinced. Plus: Apollo has fallen short of its fund target; and PE's DE&I push is facing headwinds. Here's today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.

  • Side Letter: 100 women-led funds; Guy Hands heads off; Iberian PE inflows
    Private Equity News & AnalysisPEI Staff- 24 July 2023

    Our colleagues at Venture Capital Journal have compiled an essential guide to women-led funds. Plus: domestic LPs are pouring into Spanish private equity; and Hamilton Lane has shaken up its leadership. Here's today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.

  • Side Letter: Hard-cap hassle; GPIF's PE commitments; Astorg's continuation implications
    Private Equity News & AnalysisPEI Staff- 10 July 2023

    LPs are urging GPs to be more conservative with their fund targets. Plus: Japan's GPIF is making direct private equity commitments for the first time and Astorg gets in on secondaries. Here’s today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.

  • Side Letter: PE in a warzone; CalPERS' co-invest update; Tenzing's ascent
    Private Equity News & AnalysisPEI Staff- 26 June 2023

    Ukraine-focused Horizon Capital joined us for a moving PEI Presents discussion. Plus: the US's largest pension on co-investing and the tech investor Tenzing is approaching the summit of its third fund. Here’s today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.

  • Side Letter: CalPERS customises capital; LPs' liquidity platform; Blackstone's MD loss
    Private Equity News & AnalysisPEI Staff- 12 June 2023

    CalPERS is increasingly keen on customisation within private equity. Plus: A new platform aims to tackle a comparatively underserved segment of the LP interest market; and a Blackstone MD has left the firm. Here’s today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.

  • Side Letter: PE's LP-GP disconnect; Gombault's generational opportunity; SEC's insider trading exams
    Private Equity News & AnalysisPEI Staff- 22 May 2023

    LPs and GPs don't have a full grasp of what makes the other party tick. Plus: why secondaries is facing a once-in-a-lifetime buying opportunity and European deal statistics for the first quarter. Here’s today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.

  • Side Letter: Thoma Bravo's timing; PE's job creation credentials; Korea's VC support
    Private Equity News & AnalysisPEI Staff- 24 April 2023

    Thoma Bravo's apparent eagerness to hit the fundraising trail could prove advantageous at a time when the process is slower-going. Plus: Invest Europe shines a light on PE's job creation credentials; and Korea's government wants to back domestic VCs. Here’s today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.

  • Side Letter: NYC's divestment drive; ex-Mercury exec joins DC; Bain's healthcare report
    Private Equity News & AnalysisPEI Staff- 11 April 2023

    Welcome back! We trust you enjoyed a restful break. In today's brief, two New York pensions have taken significant action in decarbonising their portfolios. Plus: Bain & Co's annual check-up for private equity healthcare investing. For our valued subscribers only.

  • Side Letter: SVB's APAC custody quandary; PE's wire transfer cyber-threat
    Private Equity News & AnalysisPEI Staff- 20 March 2023

    Asia-Pacific GPs had to consider PE's custody rule when acting to protect LP capital following Silicon Valley Bank's collapse. Plus: why the SVB issue could leave firms more susceptible to cyberattacks. Here’s today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.