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Large investors from North Asia are ‘doing a lot more work in India’ than before, the National Investment and Infrastructure Fund's Saloni Jhaveri tells PEI.

European governments have sharply ramped up defence budgets this year, leading to LPs and GPs alike undergoing a mass sentiment shift in favour of the sector.

We would do well not to plod, zombie-like, into a repetition of yesterday’s mistakes.

The cut comes as the pension looks to address the 'lower than expected' distributions since 2021 from the portfolio, causing the asset class to bloat.

Do limited partner advisory committees have any relevance in a world where a sole LP wants to have its day in court?

The appointment comes ahead of the alternatives giant's preparations to launch its flagship private equity fund in 2027.

In today's edition, Why the UK's disclosure drive is integral to private equity's future; CIC is doubling down on climate investing; JPMorgan expects a more active PE market in 2026.

For GPs seeking to access retirement capital, key challenges will include setting up the right fee structures and balancing their retail and institutional LP bases.

MetLife IM sees 'room for improvement in aligning interests and increasing transparency' in the asset class, head of international PE Nick Milnes tells PEI.

Howard's endowment saw assets double under Dr Wayne Frederick's tenure as system deployed a windfall of cash from earmarked federal grants.