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From new entrants to biggest risers and fallers and capital raising by region, our interactive presentation digs deeper into this year’s ranking.
The industry continued to raise capital during the pandemic, contributing to our biggest-ever ranking.
PEI editorial staff provide an extra layer of insight on what it takes to get to the top of the PEI 300 in this six-minute video.
Mega-firms in China with vast arsenals of fund strategies may soon rival those in North America.
Eight of the top 20 largest firms in the PEI 300 already manage secondaries funds or are working on the strategy.
Apollo, Carlyle and Energy Capital Partners are among those to have raised significant capital via dedicated co-investment funds.
Rising multiples have not weakened enthusiasm for a segment that has historically outperformed the rest.
A lot of capital is swirling around growth equity, a sign of the strategy’s growing appeal beyond buyouts and venture capital.
Investors are piling capital into the country’s VC sector as the memory of its distribution problem begins to fade.
The firms from across the PEI 300 that made the headlines this year.
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