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Despite challenges, signs point to a market that has begun realising its potential.
Japanese institutions have found themselves cutting down ticket sizes and declining fund opportunities as currency fluctuations compound private equity’s denominator effect.
Abu Dhabi Investment Authority, California Public Employees' Retirement System and New York State Common Retirement Fund are among the 20 largest allocators to 2022-vintage funds, PEI Group data shows.
Mission-orientated businesses are resonating with customers who are increasingly looking for brands that reflect their values.
Ramsower’s perch affords him a broad view of the industry, and he sat down to chat with Buyouts about challenges in the current market.
There may be disruption in the public markets, but tech verticals are still being primed for growth, whatever the future holds.
The agency with oversight of New York City’s five public pension systems says staff constraints could limit future plans to make smaller commitments to more managers.
S64 expects its AUM to reach at least $5bn by next year as it expands across financial hubs in EMEA, Asia and Australia, according to founder Tarun Nagpal.
Amid fears of a recession, LPs are favouring skilled owner-operators, says Tim Toska, global sector head for private equity at Alter Domus.
LPs have been asking must-have GPs to keep their funds open into the new year, eating into allocations for those planning a return to market in 2023.