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The conventional PE holding period is not always sufficient to 'transform an entire segment', said partner Tom Hodges.
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In today's edition, Why double-down funds could prove all the rage; Rede reshuffles its leadership; A US PE shop launches an APAC business.
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Some of private equity’s biggest investors including CalPERS, IMAS Foundation and Aware Super share their best book and podcast recommendations for summer 2026.
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Political vagaries are throwing a spanner in the works for PE defence strategies; the €1.6 billion European behemoth that wants to co-invest with GPs; General Atlantic's new love.
In the third instalment of PEI Group’s podcast miniseries, our Editorial and R&A teams analyse the findings from this year’s ranking of the top 300 private equity firms by fundraising volume.
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Carlyle Defense and Reindustrialization Partners was registered in June.
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Developments including the evolution of use cases and a wider universe of lenders create a more flexible yet complex ecosystem.
The pension fund has run a $4bn per year deficit and is hoping to remedy the cash drain with its new commitment plan.
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In today's edition, NAV facilities could prove a valuable lifeline for embattled evergreens; Advent makes its Japan debut; A PE firm could target climate's missing middle.
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Increased appetite from Institutional investors, access to liquidity and the proliferation of bespoke structures have accelerated change in fund finance, according to panellists at the European Fund Finance Symposium.
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