Private Equity News & Analysis

The retirement system is widening the funnel of managers it will consider investing with, according to deputy CIO Tom Masthay.

Some sponsors are in liquidity binds because they must wait longer to get carry.

Demographic shifts and the rising cost of care in Asia have boosted interest in the market, according to the SWF’s head of life sciences for direct investments in America.

Panellists at the London School of Economics Alternative Investments Conference believe SPACs are on the way out. Plus: An Apollo veteran has moved to Partners Group and investment in Spain reaches an all-time high. Here’s today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.

Private equity investors are set to benefit from a re-pricing of unprofitable businesses in an era of high interest rates, according to the pension manager’s global head of PE.

The European giant says capital from private banks, family offices and aggregators could one day account for between 20% and 30% of its AUM.

Clayton, Dubilier & Rice's latest flagship has a $23 billion hard-cap, pension documents show. Plus: Waterland proves it's still one of the most in-demand GPs; and Pantheon welcomes four partners. Here’s today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.

While private companies generally performed well last year, the listed firm's top economic forecaster Nicholas Brooks says conditions will be choppier.

Valuations, conflicts of interest and compliance with the new Marketing Rule will be key areas of focus for SEC examiners

The once-named 'cottage industry' of secondaries has become a 'mansion industry' this week. Plus: why EQT's LPs could get a breather between fundraises and how the private debt market is scaling up to meet the needs of private equity sponsors. Here’s today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.