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In today's edition, Two more LPs are urging caution amid rising geopolitical instability; A growth fund hits final close in '12 days'; Ardian rejigs its leadership bench.
Private equity managers are once again hoping to break the dealmaking dam in the year ahead.
A volatile year has prompted some LPs to rethink their geographic private equity exposure.
Secondaries sales and purchases, investing during a trade war, and the threats and opportunities of AI – our exclusive interview with the Canadian pension giant's global head of private equity.
The slowdown in fundraising, deal activity and exits, combined with wider market pressures, is creating opportunities for PE investors, especially in less efficient market segments, writes Schroders Capital’s Nils Rode.
LPs are keeping a close eye on trade and tariff developments, but are not changing their allocation strategies and investment portfolio mix yet.
Companies are staying private for longer, but our economies need fully functioning and vibrant public markets as well.
LPs could reduce their allocations to the US by 5-7%, Warburg CEO Jeffrey Perlman told an HKMA event on Wednesday.
As the year draws down, it’s time for PE firms and portcos to start charting a better path to growth in 2026. In this podcast, we look at the hard questions they need to be asking themselves around costs, working capital, benchmarks and accountability.
In response to the rise of US trade tariffs, LPs are turning towards private credit and infrastructure – and eyeing opportunities in Europe.