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The litigious and fee-sensitive nature of the DC market will make it slow to adopt private market investments, says the firm's president and CEO Jenny Johnson.

Some Japanese pensions are 'stopping re-ups' due to private equity's exit drought, research executive Manami Akita tells PEI.

In response to the rise of US trade tariffs, LPs are turning towards private credit and infrastructure – and eyeing opportunities in Europe.

University of Chicago has implemented a cost-cutting program that includes eliminating staff positions to help shore up its financial position.

Monday is a federal holiday in the US, so we'll return to your inbox on Tuesday. In the meantime, a US pension has sounded the alarm over defaults in its portfolio. Plus: sponsors are looking to address risks associated with CV processes. Here's today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.

The $44bn pension's Amol Deshpande discusses its PE allocation plan and the types of secondaries opportunities it expects to pursue.

APFC is reaping short-term rewards from its tilt towards buyouts. Plus: an Indian fundraising scoop; and Permira taps Carlyle in its global IR build-out. Here's today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.

The pension is launching a private market investment programme targeting co-underwrites, syndicated co-investments, secondaries and growth capital investments.

LPs want exposure to the mid-market, where there is differentiated alpha with many levers and ways to win, Adel Alderbas tells Private Equity International.