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The $74.9bn US pension believes Clearlake’s recent agreement to acquire Pathway Capital Management poses issues for its own PE portfolio.

Even assets bought at a less frothy era in the market are proving hard to sell. The question is, why?

In today's edition, LPs aren't letting anything stop their defence offensive; A defence expert's prompt return to market; A US endowment gets a new head honcho.

Gulf capital that was previously earmarked for the US or Europe could be redirected towards home countries, Andrei Rotaru, head of Middle East private equity, tells PEI.

The pension fund is set to make its second cut to its PE target in four years, with the LP suggesting it may make secondaries sales in specific scenarios.

Jeff Gendel, principal at Gen II Fund Services, digs into the challenges facing the fundraising market.

Here are the key findings that every emerging manager should know from the Buyouts Emerging Manager Survey conducted in partnership with Gen II Fund Services, LLC.

We pinpoint the key themes steering the direction of fundraising and dealmaking for new GPs.

The firm sees opportunities at the intersection of energy and Europe’s push for greater sovereignty, IR head Cenk Turkinan tells PEI.

Valuation vaguery could prove a sticking point in PE's 'democratisation'; another GP launches a continuation fund strategy; climate investors target opportunistic 'grey areas'.