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Tac Opps, at home in periods of dislocation, is ready to seize on multiple deal opportunities following 'the fastest and highest rate rise in history', according to global head David Blitzer.

A caveat in the SEC's sweeping private fund proposals could represent something of a loophole for secondaries transactions. Plus: how Israel's largest LPs have fared in private equity. Here's today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.

On accelerated monitoring fees and indemnities, regulators discover they have had the power all along – bad news for those who would have challenged the relevant initial proposals from the SEC in court.

Korea's NPS is seeing an uptick in alternatives performance as it continues to pile into private equity. Plus: BlackRock is leaning into take-privates and corporate carve-outs. Here's today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.

Guy Hands, founder of Terra Firma, who stepped down from his post in July, shares lessons learned in his nearly 30 years of investing and warns of the decline of the dealmaker in favour of institutionalisation.

With banks constrained by market uncertainty, sub lines are taking longer to negotiate.

New Mexico’s results, along with recent private company data, suggest there may be a light at the end of the tunnel for LPs awaiting cash returns and liquidity.

A Debevoise & Plimpton webinar has helped to clarify some of the uncertainty around what Biden's China tech ban could mean for LPs and GPs. Plus: Why bigger is better when it comes to negotiating subscription credit lines in Europe. Here's today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.

Virginia Retirement System backs six private equity funds.

What do soaring interest rates and economic uncertainty mean for subscription lines, GP loans and the burgeoning world of NAV finance?