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Opened late last year, Bregal Sagemount V has a $3.5bn hard-cap, according to pension board documents issued this week.

The UAE LP is entering the 'next stage of growth' as it increases its co-investments, says chairman Sultan Al Jaber.

In today's edition, GPs are facing scrutiny over how post-commitment fees are calculated; Warburg Pincus says pricing should become more grounded in 2026; Morrison Foerster expects a more active year for dealmaking and exits.

Police Mutual Aid Association looks to commit 180bn won to domestic blind funds.

Many GPs have been seeking ways to sort out assets lodged in older funds, with limited partners increasingly seeking liquidity.

The pension’s allocation to private equity has dropped by two percentage points over the last two years, despite efforts to increase exposure.

In today's edition, CD&R appears to be one of the last mega-firms holding out on 'retail'; One of Asia's biggest PE players gets a win in court; Improved impact inflows belie an emerging gulf between winners and losers.

Though technology fundraising figures are on a downward slant, PE managers globally remain committed to the sector.

Fundraising timelines averaged 18.6 months in the North American market last year, down from a record high in 2024, according to Buyouts data.

CCO V’s LPs include pensions, endowments, foundations, family offices and sophisticated clients of registered investment advisors.