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Staff has discussed a 'benchmarking anomaly' that wreaked havoc with its reported returns during the height of the covid market chaos last year.
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Apollo's Fund VIII returned to paying carry after recovering from the 21.6% devaluation of its private equity portfolio in the first quarter of last year.
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The private equity giant is looking at opportunities to acquire secondaries firms or set the unit up organically, according to co-president and co-COO Scott Nuttall.
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The growth of secondaries and the realities of the market amid the pandemic have forced more flexibility into the classic PE fund model, according to a survey by Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison.
The Scandinavian firm gathered roughly 40% more for EQT IX than its 2017-vintage predecessor and has deployed nearly half of the fund.
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GP stakes managers, sovereign wealth funds and insurers want to purchase more market share in the UK’s fragmented alternatives investment industry, according to a panel hosted by the law firm.
Fundraising looks on track for another successful year with the most raised between January-March this year than any other equivalent period post-GFC.
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The world's biggest asset manager in recent weeks amassed nearly $8bn across its debut secondaries fund and its third renewable energy fund.
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Investor relations pros shared some unique strategies for raising a first-time fund at PEI’s Investor Relations, Marketing & Communications Forum this week.
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The firm raised $4.5bn for its debut growth fund, which has invested in oat milk producer Oatly and music-to-internet company Epidemic Sound.
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