Pensions

A furore over credit could spell bad news for private capital's retail ambitions; another US pension slashes its PE allocation over liquidity concerns; APAC gets a much-needed liquidity boost from public markets.

The California pension giant with $613bn is demonstrating a near-term performance boost following a heavier emphasis on venture and growth, co-investment and secondaries.

The $74.9bn US pension believes Clearlake’s recent agreement to acquire Pathway Capital Management poses issues for its own PE portfolio.

In today's edition, LPs aren't letting anything stop their defence offensive; A defence expert's prompt return to market; A US endowment gets a new head honcho.

Valuation vaguery could prove a sticking point in PE's 'democratisation'; another GP launches a continuation fund strategy; climate investors target opportunistic 'grey areas'.

JFL Equity Investors VII arrives in the market just over a year after the close of its predecessor at $2.23bn, well above an initial target of $1.6bn.

ERS Texas stated that while current offerings did not meet their standard for inclusion, the pension would continue to review them down the line.

In today's edition, Europe's exit woes could prompt government intervention; How the UK's DC giants are reshaping private markets; Ares taps Apollo for a senior wealth hire.

How UK asset allocators are becoming some of the most influential LPs in private equity by actively redesigning it.

Celebrating the winners of the PEI Awards 2025; global GPs are assessing Middle East implications; LPs are struggling to 'meet the moment'; rampant secondaries dealmaking is slowing the growth of dry powder.