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The impact of flooding, heatwaves and rising sea levels on business continuity is pushing climate risk – and effective ratings – up the agenda for PE dealmakers, says Rémy Estran-Fraioli, CEO of Scientific Climate Ratings.
PE firms have a unique role to play in steering portfolio companies’ sustainability efforts, according to 3i’s Sophia Walwyn-James and Sasha East.
In today's edition, The number of funds in market has soared yet again; A $31 billion pension is ramping up its private equity budget; What you need to know about marketing funds.
US regulators have shown an abiding interest in post-commitment fees, and here’s how GPs can stay above reproach.
In today's edition, GPs are facing scrutiny over how post-commitment fees are calculated; Warburg Pincus says pricing should become more grounded in 2026; Morrison Foerster expects a more active year for dealmaking and exits.
In today's edition, Why the UK's disclosure drive is integral to private equity's future; CIC is doubling down on climate investing; JPMorgan expects a more active PE market in 2026.
The PE industry needs to take a hard look at the level of alignment, governance and transparency in products offered to individuals – or risk limiting private markets’ growth.
ASIC says it needs ‘greater visibility’ to support market integrity and help maintain confidence, and will carry out ‘targeted surveillance’ in the next 18 months.
Regulatory stability, an abundance of dry powder and a strong pipeline of assets make medtech a compelling place to put capital to work, says DC Advisory’s Manish Gupta.
Tech companies are well placed to answer PE sponsors’ growing questions about AI readiness, helping to buoy appetite for the sector, say KPMG’s Anuj Bahal, Patrick Carpenter and Greg Sward.