Co-investments

In today's edition, Evergreens are creating co-investment conflicts; One of Canada's most influential LPs heads to the Middle East; Women earn significantly less carried interest than men in the UK.

Fund VI’s target size marks a 25% increase from its predecessor, which closed in 2024 with $600m of capital.

Secondaries specialists are vying to capture the continuation investment opportunity in the lower mid-market, says Christiaan van der Kam, head of secondary investments, private equity at Schroders Capital.

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Co-investments and single-asset CVs offer investors 'greater control', partner Zach Jackson tells PEI.

Three-quarters of the asset manager's GP relationships were backed as first-time funds, head of Australia PE Rachael Lockyer tells PEI.

Some institutions are expected to lean into equity-based strategies as they seek a new home for 2026 credit allocations.

The system’s limited exposure to AI-related sectors has weighed on its PE returns, according to PE director Michael McGirr.

The $37bn investment arm of Denmark’s Novo Nordisk Foundation is building a roster of homegrown GPs in Asia and growing its regional headcount, says managing partner Amit Kakar.

A more than fivefold growth in resources will put OMERS in the unique near-term position of having plentiful capital for fund commitments at a time when many LPs are struggling with liquidity issues.