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The subject has taken priority at recent meetings of trade group Institutional Limited Partners Association, sources tell PEI.

The endowment expects to grow and cultivate longstanding relationships with the managers whose inaugural funds they back.

The US pension is now aiming to have deployed $8.7bn by 2030.

An early look at H1 fundraising stats suggests private equity's bleak midwinter shows little sign of a thaw. Plus: Temasek's allocation to unlisted assets is on the decline and Asante doubles its partnership. Here's today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.

For many of the emerging managers it backs in the US, Munich-headquartered Yielco is often the first European LP they will have, says co-head of private equity María Sanz.

Whether your seasonal plans include vacations or staycations, be transported with the faves shared by these private equity investors.

The world's largest public pension has seen its private equity portfolio grow by more than $1 billion. Plus: an influx of new lenders is driving down the cost of NAV loans. Here's today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.

PE firms are eyeing the US’s $12trn defined contribution market as their next battleground. Navigating the structural and legal hurdles won’t be an easy task.

The UK's biggest life and pensions provider has awarded two PE mandates for its DC default fund, head of private markets Cecile Retaureau tells PEI.

South Korean pension fund GEPS is looking to deploy $120m into middle-market buyout funds in the next 12 months.