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"We harbour that view as a firm that a lot of the alternatives growth over the next five to 10 years will come globally," chief executive John Sweeney tells PEI.

LPs may want to consider why an established GP is offering them access to co-investments, Rune Jepsen, head of Europe private equity at the Australian state fund, tells PEI.

Muted appetites have led to steep discounts, leaving some listed private equity trusts vulnerable to shareholder activism and an incoming tide of potential competitors.

Jean-Remy Roussel, an almost two-decade veteran of the firm, shares key lessons on evaluating a deal through to exit.

In this podcast, PEI Group editors discuss what GPs say they're focusing on amid the trade war-induced uncertainty, how the secondaries market stands to benefit, and how investors are reacting to the volatile environment.

With minimal exposure to manufacturing and physical good trading, the firm expects tariffs to have limited impact on its portfolio, according to chief executive Christian Sinding.

The mid-market strategy will be led by managing directors John DiCola and Francesco Casiraghi.

The $26bn investor is seeing 'more appealing dealflow' from oversubscribed GPs, partner Mat Powley tells PEI.

Here are responses from industry thought leaders including Goldman Sachs, Carlyle, Apollo and NYCRS across areas such as dealmaking, fundraising and secondaries.

A March report by the Local Government Pension Scheme pool Border to Coast Pensions Partnership outlines the opportunity, barriers and solutions to encourage more domestic investment.