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In today's edition, NAV facilities could prove a valuable lifeline for embattled evergreens; Advent makes its Japan debut; A PE firm could target climate's missing middle.

Increased appetite from Institutional investors, access to liquidity and the proliferation of bespoke structures have accelerated change in fund finance, according to panellists at the European Fund Finance Symposium.

In today's edition, Software outcomes are diverging; A Middle Eastern sovereign appears to embrace programmatic sales; State Street says LPs want more private markets exposure.

Dutch manager Main Capital's focus on 'mission-critical companies' means it is less affected by AI-driven volatility in the wider market, managing partner Sjoerd Aarts tells PEI.

Founded in 1988, EnCap was one of the first oil and gas private equity firms to invest in the transition to lower-carbon energy sources.

This marks the first cut the pension has made to the asset class's target in more than 15 years.

In today's edition, LPs reckon CVs are here to stay; The proportion of GPs using such mechanisms doubles.

M&A transactions may see a short-term boost this year ahead of tax changes in 2027.

LPs are increasingly concerned about tail-end assets; Virginia's $134bn state pension system is worried about GP selection; Apax's new IR hire.

Investors expect the number of tail-end vehicles still holding assets to rise amid ongoing liquidity pressures and difficulties in GPs differentiating themselves.