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PE's top fund formation lawyers, ranked; why China could prove a buyers' buyout market; Apollo gets political.

Institutional investors have justifiable concerns about how an influx of retail capital may impact the industry, writes Lori Hall-Kimm, senior managing director and global head of private equity at Healthcare of Ontario Pension Plan.

The legal giant has regained its crown, leading by both number of funds advised on and aggregate capital raised in 2025.

How market forces are shaping fees and expenses; Hunter Point gathers $4.3bn for GP financing; EQT gets a new CFO.

An early-stage SMA is serving as proof of concept for a dedicated strategy in the region, newly appointed APAC co-heads Hari Gopalakrishnan and Nicholas Macksey tell PEI.

Private equity is expected to continue serving an important role in the overall portfolio of the pension, which is switching to a total portfolio approach in July.

The firm, which had predicted zombie funds would reach $1trn by 2030, says it now expects it to reach $2trn by that time.

How to supercharge UK private markets; why the 'T-word' isn't so outlandish for secondaries; the EU gets touchy around tech.

Activity slowed in the first quarter as AI disruption, private credit pressures and geopolitical uncertainty weighed on the market, according to Bain & Company’s latest PE report.

GPs that can offer a ‘holistic approach’ will benefit, Vikram Lokur, head of institutional distribution for SEA and HK, tells PEI.