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Side Letter: TPG's $11bn realisation spreeTPG went on an $11 billion monetisation spree in private equity last year amid growing investor focus on DPI. Plus: CPPIB pumps at least $4 billion more into the asset class. Here's today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.
Side Letter: Secondaries shapes strategiesTapping the secondaries market is a GP's key mechanism for addressing risks and opportunities, says Jeremy Coller. Plus: most GPs are now toying with AI, but to what end? Here's today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.
The rising stars of private equity: Story of the YearPrivate Equity International's Future 40 list of impressive young talent suggests the future is bright for the asset class.
Side Letter: Warburg ponders secondariesThursday is Thanksgiving for our readers in the US, so we'll return to your inbox on Monday. In the meantime: Warburg Pincus could become the industry's newest secondaries buyer; and family offices have rampant appetites for private equity. Here's today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.
Disruption Matters: Embarking on the next era of value creationIn the finale of the Disruption Matters podcast series’ third season, we discuss the concrete steps to building a value creation program using this era's cutting-edge tech.
L Catterton looks to expand RMB fund seriesThe first two funds in the series, targeting Chengdu and Guangzhou, have collectively raised around 2bn yuan from both overseas and domestic LPs, PEI understands.
Side Letter: Ardian's semi-debutArdian's debut semiconductor fund has had its first close. Plus: Warburg's running an unusual GP-led; and Brookfield heads to Saudi Arabia. Here's today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.
Number Crunch: Growth equity's growing painsIn our latest data visualisation we examine growth equity – a strategy showing early signs of a slump amid difficult market conditions.
Side Letter: Rightsizing co-investment riskHow LPs can evaluate whether their GPs are maximising the potential of their fund exposure versus co-investments. Plus: Private equity defaults are on the rise, says Moody's; and Apollo is the latest to enter the evergreen secondaries party. Here's today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.
TPG appoints new Asia co-head in regional leadership reshuffleHead of Australia and New Zealand Joel Thickins will jointly lead the Asia business alongside existing head Ganen Sarvananthan.