NEXUS 2025

Talk of disruption and dislocation amid a turbulent new US administration reigned supreme.

The world has become quite a bit more complicated this week, as our NEXUS conference heard. Plus: Korea's largest public pension is adopting a more flexible approach to alternatives; and the sub line market is making a roaring return. Here's today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.

Four out of NYCRS’ five pension systems are selling a more than $5.5bn portfolio to Blackstone Strategic Partners in a deal set to close at the end of March.

LPs and GPs alike are finding secondaries technology 'extremely beneficial', Holcombe Green said at PEI Group's NEXUS 2025 conference in Orlando this week.

The Thoma Bravo co-founder and managing partner spoke with PE Hub's Mary Kathleen (MK) Flynn at PEI Group’s NEXUS 2025 summit.

Thoma Bravo has continued its run of realisations at a time when many others are struggling to generate liquidity. Plus: Why Alaska Permanent is unfazed by uncertainty; and preferred equity firm Dawson sets up shop in the US. Here's today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.

The open-end fund will give private wealth investors access to TPG's buyouts, secondaries, growth equity and impact investing strategies.

Delegates at our NEXUS 2025 event in Florida said liquidity and exits are the biggest source of friction between LPs and GPs.

Tariffs were the talk of the town at day one of NEXUS 2025 in Orlando yesterday. Plus: wealth advisers are urged to get with the times; and one of Asia's most prominent funds of funds has closed below target. Here's today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.

Embracing the role of an LP means not trying to time markets or cycles, Stefan Fallgren, head of PE and infrastructure at the Swedish private pension manager, said at PEI Group's NEXUS event.