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If sustainable fundraising growth is a couple of years out, familiar challenges of the slowdown will likely persevere.

European LPs are highly attuned to challenges in the North American private equity fundraising market.

Appetite for co-investment has waned among many LPs, and GPs may begin paring back their offerings. Are the halcyon days of co-investment coming to an end?

A look at how notable co-investment funds from Hamilton Lane, HarbourVest and Adams Street have fared recently.

Will a drab 2024 market turn into a more fruitful 2025? Our panel of insiders share their insights and try to discern what's going on with the 'bottom of the iceberg' in a variety of areas.

Nehal Raj, co-managing partner of TPG Capital, says operating teams are still in the 'early days' of specialization.

After a four-year rollercoaster ride, private equity investing in software and tech companies seems due for a rebound. But post-2021 dislocation has not gone away.

Blackstone went into the belly of the beast – Silicon Valley – after the market fell apart in 2022, even building a deal team in San Francisco to capitalize on the inevitable correction and dislocation.

As some portfolio companies have thrived and grown beyond expectations, many firms are looking beyond the traditional public filing for solutions.

After exiting an early childhood education provider and acquiring another one, Avathon Capital makes a foray into professional learning with the purchase of a healthcare education provider.