Pension CIOs representing decision-making power behind collective $850bn in assets acknowledge past investment calls ‘wouldn’t work the same going forward.’
GPs could be ticked off by the regulator for extravagant meals with LPs. Plus: why prevention no longer cuts the mustard when it comes to cybersecurity at the GP level; and tariff turmoil has shaken individual investor confidence. Here's today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.
The buyout firm is 'watching very carefully' to understand the full impact of rapidly expanding tariff and trade controls, Brian Ruder and Dipan Patel tell PEI.
Mark Oliver’s appointment is the latest in a string of regional developments for the alternatives platform, including a tie-up with Japan’s Resona Bank and KKR last year.
A once out of fashion secondaries process could signal the return of fund restructurings for liquidity-strapped GPs. Plus: A UK LP veteran is joining the Middle East movement; and Goldman Sachs appears to be leaning into APAC private credit. Here's today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.
The voluntary initiative doubles the overall target for private markets investment by pension funds by 2030 and broadens the range of assets covered.
The $88bn pension system is 'exercising a degree of caution' in the US, according to head of global PE Lori Hall-Kimm.
CVC's exit activity soared in the first quarter. Plus: Hamilton Lane warns of dollar devaluation; and Inflexion closes Europe's largest continuation fund. Here's today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.
Sellers are promoting other growth avenues rather than relying on US expansion, says Raymond James’ Allan Bertie.
New chief executive Benjamin Cordonnier will oversee the firm's day-to-day operations alongside co-managing partner Judith Charpentier.