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A more than fivefold growth in resources will put OMERS in the unique near-term position of having plentiful capital for fund commitments at a time when many LPs are struggling with liquidity issues.

The firm began raising capital for its latest flagship, which has a target of $22bn-$25bn, in February.

In today's edition: LPs are seeking to enshrine better GP reporting standards; Impact is being (unfairly) tarred with the ESG brush, warn GPs; Blue Owl bolsters its Tokyo talent.

In the fourth instalment of PEI Group’s podcast miniseries, we analyse this year’s Global Investor 150 ranking to ascertain the investment strategies of the world’s largest PE investors.

CIO Shoaib Khan, head of one of the largest US public pensions, says he feels no pressure to hastily remedy a string of private markets staff departures.

Data from Buyouts’ Investor Report H1 2026 reveals that public pensions decreased their allocation to the asset class more than any other LP type.

In today's edition, A closer look at OMERS PE's newest funds czar; How to win friends and influence GPs; Singapore's alts community appears to tread water – with a catch.

The firm's LPs are generally a collection of serial entrepreneurs, ex-CEOs, and partners and ex-partners from large European private equity firms, according to founder Nicolas Paulmier.

Industry participants outline potential use cases, investment horizons, fee models and likely adopters of Hong Kong’s new listed trusts.