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Fundraising platform Moonfare has Europe's retail investors in its crosshairs. Plus: BlackRock is getting more transparent on fees and a Chinese GP may prove something of a bellwether for Western LP appetites in a difficult fundraising environment. Here's today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.

The fundraising platform plans to launch a European Long-Term Investment Fund alongside an as-yet-undetermined partner as early as Q4 2022, Moonfare founder Steffen Pauls tells PEI.

The fast-approaching implementation of the SEC’s new marketing rule has compliance teams asking a lot of questions about how to stay in bounds, while managing cultural changes within their firms.

Grappling with European sustainable finance rules was one of the central themes of this year's Impact Investor Global Summit and uncertainty was order of the day.

The firm closed its eleventh fund on $4bn last year and, like several other established tech-growth managers, is pursuing a rapid fundraising pace.

LA City’s commitment is an example of a public pension system finding opportunities with newer funds and emerging managers despite the general preference of public system LPs to stick with established managers.

The move from the Paris-headquartered buyout shop comes as GP-led processes eat more and more into the secondary buyout market.

Martis is among a handful of young firms seeking capital from limited partners who are generally sticking with their established relationships in the uncertain markets.