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In today's edition, Myths busted about the fundless sponsor market; LPs debate the merits of geographic diversification; Brookfield is expecting bumper inflows.

While some software businesses are poised to become stronger on the back of a wave of AI innovation, there will be others that suffer or become obsolete, says managing director Jeff Keay.

The Oslo-headquartered firm is eyeing a €1.6bn fundraise for Europe-focused Edda IV, €500m more than what it raised for its predecessor.

In a recently released white paper, the Canadian pension system argues that adopting a TPA strategy helped it navigate a deeply uncertain market environment.

The firm’s single-asset fund strategy gives selling shareholders confidence in Acacia’s 'patient capital' strategy, vice president Evan Kearns tells Buyouts.

Documents show the software investor is seeking €3.4bn for its third vehicle for the region.

Uncertainty has put a dent in otherwise burgeoning secondaries volumes; industry participants urge caution around evergreen marketing; emerging managers get a leg up in Canada.

YMCA’s retirement fund managed assets of about $10bn as of June 30, 2025, according to the system’s annual report.

Year-to-date fundraising includes $6bn secured by Brookfield’s seventh flagship private equity fund, representing nearly half of the vehicle's $12.5bn target.