In today's edition, The mid-market appears resilient, though pockets of stress remain; Carlyle touts its liquidity credentials; KKR says employee ownership contributed to a recent 15x exit.
Private capital could play a role in bolstering Europe’s energy resilience, catalysing its tech industry and financing the conversion of manufacturing facilities, M&G private markets CIO Emmanuel Deblanc tells PEI.
Reforms under consideration could see total superfund returns benchmarked instead of measured as separate asset classes.
In today's edition, Texas Teachers is pivoting towards co-investments, even if it costs; European defence investment is down... with a catch; The most common CV economics are revealed.
Advantage’s ambitious plan coincides with the sale of a 5% equity stake to Australia’s Pinnacle Investment Management in January.
In the rush to extend private markets access to new investors, the industry risks mistaking more products for better portfolios, writes John Toomey, chief executive of HarbourVest Partners.
In today's edition, Volatility is causing fresh hesitation among dealmakers; An APG PE veteran jumps ship; New York pension giants are doubling down on decarb.
The Hong Kong multifamily office has found a sweet spot in Europe's mid-market, head of investments Vincent Au tells Private Equity International.
Recent updates from the US administration are paving the way for clearer partnership between private markets and American defined contribution capital.
The new generation of evergreen vehicles will be engineered around the asset, not just the type of investor.