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The country’s largest public pension will pursue both private equity and private credit continuation fund opportunities, investment policy committee member Sam Y Chung tells PEI.

At least four of the 20 largest private equity firms are back in market with flagship funds this year.

Secondaries is an area where the $251bn system can 'use creative partnerships to access opportunities', according to senior investment officer John Bradley.

Senior executives from some of private equity’s biggest LPs tell PEI what’s on their summer podcast playlist for 2024.

Private equity managers have yet to meaningfully access the $529bn of AUM held by India's insurance companies and National Pension System.

The consumer giant is seeking $800m for a new regional flagship that will invest alongside country-focused sidecars targeting Japan and India respectively, PEI understands.

The firm has increasingly been raising capital from separate mandates and from individual investors via evergreen products.

The Court's decision hands a big victory to private fund managers while rifts in the LP community may have aided the downfall of the regulatory package.

The Wallenberg Foundations-related investment office is led by ex-Skandia PE exec Daniel Winther and aims to quadruple its net assets within five years.

The firm plans to launch its Core Private Equity product this year and will invest via secondaries, according to CIO and CEO Beno​ît Durteste.