Buyout

The European giant’s mid-cap strategy hauled in €2bn in 2020 for its fifth vehicle.

The Hong Kong-based group, which refers to itself as a private investment office, is seeing greater flexibility in terms of the minimum commitment GPs are willing to accept.

The process is understood to be in the early stages and could involve multiple funds.

The vehicle would be seeded with at least four mid-market companies acquired through CDIB Capital Group's balance sheet, PEI understands.

The healthcare-focused firm has more than doubled its firepower for its latest buy-and-build-focused vehicle.

The 2023 list is brimming with success stories. Future editions, however, are likely to reflect the dark clouds gathering over the fundraising landscape.

After a blurring of the lines with venture and buyout strategies, market conditions are bringing greater clarity to growth capital.

The Maryland-headquartered multifamily office has its eye on small growth and buyout managers with specialist strategies across North America and Western Europe.

Structural changes including socioeconomic tailwinds and rising exit values are proving more consequential for private equity appetites than China’s slowdown.

The firm still expects its flagship funds in market to grow compared with their predecessors, according to chief financial officer Jack Weingart.