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One Peak, a growth investor targeting B2B software companies in Europe and Israel, has closed its third fund at its hard cap of $1bn.

'I’m as bearish on private equity as I ever have been in my career. We just haven’t seen the correction in private equity like we have in public markets,' says Alaska Permanent’s CIO Marcus Frampton.

Northleaf's new Tokyo office marks “an initial step in the region,” APAC head Pentland told Buyouts, that could precede the opening of a third Asia-Pacific location, potentially in Seoul.

TA, like other firms fundraising in quick time like Hellman & Friedman and Thoma Bravo, could face resistance from “fatigued” LPs.

The mid-market private equity firm has closed its seventh fund at $4.3 billion and $835 million for its second structured capital fund.

We're excited to bring you today the first episode from our fresh podcast series, Private Markets and the End of Cheap Money. Plus: A US pension meeting encapsulates the conundrum facing LPs in 2023; and MassPRIM has formed a committee to take a closer look at ESG. Here’s today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.

Investing in talent and tech will be high on the list of priorities for GPs hoping to weather the coming economic storm.

Market downturns often widen the divide between winners and losers. Fund managers that find a specialisation are likely to gain an edge.

Thoma Bravo has had an active year on both the buy and sell side, with buyout fund investments and realizations representing approximately $38 billion in combined enterprise value.

In this first episode of our miniseries, Private Markets and the End of Cheap Money, we talk to dealmakers from Corsair, OEP, Vestar and more to hear how sponsors are coping with the higher price of 'L' in LBOs.