Regulation

UK pension schemes’ shift towards private markets is supported by policy, regulation and infrastructure, but the pace will depend on fee mechanics and closing the growth capital gap, according to senior execs at Schroders.

In today's edition, GPs eyeing retail capital are having to tread a delicate tightrope; A European GP defies headwinds to surpass its initial hard-cap; Temasek-linked Azalea joins the evergreen fray.

A $67bn pension is hunting for software bargains; CVC nearly doubles its mid-market target; How much transparency is too much transparency?

One of Japan's best-known and most-influential LPs is on the move; blurred investment lines could benefit mega-shops; what private capital wants from UK regulators.

Why emerging managers should buddy up with a weighty LP; the US regulator is wary of lengthy fund lives; why private credit's loss could be PE's gain.

How market forces are shaping fees and expenses; Hunter Point gathers $4.3bn for GP financing; EQT gets a new CFO.

In today's edition, LPs are developing an aversion to mean reversion; Why 'dual use' and 'lethal' defence opportunities aren't mutually exclusive; What the SEC wants to know about your PE firm.

Firms that take early and decisive action can turn transparency demands from a cost and complexity burden into a source of competitive advantage.