Pensions

For GPs seeking to access retirement capital, key challenges will include setting up the right fee structures and balancing their retail and institutional LP bases.

A volatile year has prompted some LPs to rethink their geographic private equity exposure.

What's hindering defence deployment in PE?; Cambridge Associates urges fresh thinking in 2026; Alvarez & Marsal's PE unit is ploughing ahead with secondaries.

Truelink Capital II is expected to hold a first, and possibly final, closing in the first quarter of next year, according to pension documents.

The pension plans to double the amount of capital it committed this year to private debt funds in 2026.

All signs point to another record year for continuation vehicles, yet some investors still think its increased use could backfire.

After a stretch of underperformance against peers, CIO Kevin Sigrist is stepping back into a role he once resigned from in order to find help steering the state pension fund in a new direction.

Positive cashflows have kept the California-based pension fund from hitting its target allocation to private equity.

'We are expecting some private equity managers to be investing in this area and we have been scanning their ESG policies,' says SPFF chief executive Timo Löyttyniemi.

In today's edition, GPs are being urged to take cash off the table early; Why Oklahoma is a must-visit for IR professionals; Defaults are on the (marginal) decline.