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LPs worry that older assets are no longer getting time and attention for value creation as GPs move on to new assets, according to panellists at PEI’s Operating Partners Europe Forum.

One year on from PEI’s report, tax investigations and ambiguity on the application of the law in Germany’s largest state remain unresolved.

UC Regents is counting its blessings after a withdrawal from private markets looks set to shield it from liquidity pressures. Plus: some of the biggest US blue-state pensions are ploughing ahead with climate investing plans; and one of Australia's largest supers has a new CIO. Here's today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.

Pension CIOs representing decision-making power behind collective $850bn in assets acknowledge past investment calls ‘wouldn’t work the same going forward.’

GPs could be ticked off by the regulator for extravagant meals with LPs. Plus: why prevention no longer cuts the mustard when it comes to cybersecurity at the GP level; and tariff turmoil has shaken individual investor confidence. Here's today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.

With peers facing substantial portfolio challenges, the $30bn endowment is urging restraint in what its leaders say is an environment for endowments akin to 2008’s financial crisis.

The voluntary initiative doubles the overall target for private markets investment by pension funds by 2030 and broadens the range of assets covered.

The $88bn pension system is 'exercising a degree of caution' in the US, according to head of global PE Lori Hall-Kimm.