Roundtables

Investor appetite for co-investment is at an all-time high – but it’s not as easy as it looks.

While a handful of pan-Asian mega-funds are soaking up the majority of LP interest, some argue that local mid-market champions are most likely to deliver outsized returns for investors in Asia-Pacific.

The world may be reeling from geopolitical shock after geopolitical shock, but this uncertainty is only fuelling record-breaking secondaries activity.

Although European mid-market M&A remains muted, creative dealmaking in select sectors is beginning to unclog the system.

A co-investing strategy can boost portfolio performance for investors while allowing GPs to get deals done in a challenging market.

Despite some immediate headwinds, Asia’s private equity landscape could stand to benefit from the Trump administration’s tariff policy.

In spite of shockwaves from Trump’s on-again-off-again trade war, the secondaries industry is gearing up for yet another record year.

While LP appetites for China are somewhat diminished, excitement is growing around India and Japan.