Warburg Pincus

In today's edition, GPs are facing scrutiny over how post-commitment fees are calculated; Warburg Pincus says pricing should become more grounded in 2026; Morrison Foerster expects a more active year for dealmaking and exits.

Private equity managers are once again hoping to break the dealmaking dam in the year ahead.

A volatile year has prompted some LPs to rethink their geographic private equity exposure.

LPs could reduce their allocations to the US by 5-7%, Warburg CEO Jeffrey Perlman told an HKMA event on Wednesday.

The public pension fund backed Warburg Pincus and TrueBridge Capital Partners.

With appetite for India rising overseas, PEI profiles some of the market's most prolific global buyers.

Daniel Kanak replaces Par Norberg, who transitioned to a senior advisory role last month.

As traditional private equity houses enter the secondaries market en masse, more GPs are building up their capabilities to run ‘DIY’ continuation vehicle processes in-house.

In today's edition, Warburg nears its flagship target; CVC looks to match its record-breaking fundraise; An LP bets on PE's distribution drought.

One of Japan's best-known and most-influential LPs is on the move; blurred investment lines could benefit mega-shops; what private capital wants from UK regulators.

In this podcast, we look at how investors are eyeing opportunities that could arise from an estimated €9trn spending spree over the next decade.

Carlyle Defense and Reindustrialization Partners was registered in June.

Meet the up-and-coming fundraisers featured in our Future 40 list for 2026.

A growing number of international firms are working to build out their presence in the increasingly attractive Japanese PE market.

The appointment is part of a wider multi-asset expansion that includes TPG NewQuest's first Japan-based secondaries executive.

There are reasons for optimism when it comes to private equity returns and the challenges to LP-GP alignment.