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With more VC-backed start-ups choosing to stay private longer, liquidity to fuel recruitment and retention is in short supply. A new partnership between NewView Capital and Carta aims to make company-sponsored tenders easier to execute.

In today's edition, Blackstone's Schwarzman touts the US AI opportunity; ADIA backs a Saudi endowment's LP-led; Why the UK could go from 'net zero' to 'not zero'.

Exit scenarios are a core part of any due diligence, but in this podcast, we share ways to ensure the investment thesis is built on them. The best laid plans will shift over the years of ownership, but they still need to be tailored to exit routes.

Brucato tells us about the virtues of strenuous exercise, his likely seafaring forebears, and why people keen on a private equity career should ‘love the hard, thankless part of the job.’

Manager selection is becoming increasingly critical as private capital enters the next phase of its life, writes Anthony Tutrone, global head of Neuberger Private Markets.

The largest US public pensions take markedly different approaches to rewarding investment staff as boards navigate talent competition, legal constraints and questions over private equity benchmarks.

In today's edition, ERS Hawaii mulls allocation reduction for private equity; Schroders smashes target of latest co-investment fund; A mixed picture for loan valuations.

Being a ‘co-operative partner’ during LP-led transactions can have hidden benefits, a private equity GP tells PEI Group’s Commitment Issues podcast.

Co-managing partners tell Buyouts the firm sent back nearly $6bn to investors across its five funds, with 22 exits year-to-date

In today's edition, Why strategics could hold the key to solving PE's liquidity crisis; Singapore's biggest university endowment gets a new CIO; ESG spending hasn't been impacted by the headlines.