Fundraising

IHS Markit’s Clayton Albertson on how digital tools can help managers address increasing complexity and demands for data, particularly during times of volatility

Fund V will follow the PE-oriented strategy of its two predecessors, with Dyal betting that managers will continue to see increased fund allocations from limited partners.

Carlyle has $7 billion of dry powder to invest in the current cycle, head of global credit Mark Jenkins told Buyouts, a significant portion of which will go into “transitional capital” opportunities.

Melior Equity Partners is understood to have received backing from Carlyle Group's founders.

Northlane Capital Partners II will follow the strategy of its $1 billion predecessor, making control investments in lower mid-market companies in the business services and healthcare sectors.

The firm is one of the few emerging managers to raise through the downturn and still successfully attract capital from limited partners.

Värde expects today’s credit cycle “will be as bad or worse than” the financial crisis, co-CEO and CIO Ilfryn Carstairs said in a recent market analysis.

HSBC Vision Private Equity 2020 Fund raised the capital to invest across primaries, secondaries and direct co-investments.

The firm is one of the few first-timers in the pandemic-slowed market, where limited partners are generally sticking to their well-established managers.