Deferred interest payments and a series of high-profile leveraged loan defaults in the US point to signs of stress within private equity portfolios. Should LPs be concerned?
A $39bn pension fund is sounding the alarm over a lack of reliable information at the portfolio company level.
The Institutional Limited Partners Association's questionnaire asks GPs to disclose details including transaction terms and asset returns.
The diversification benefits of private markets are a big draw for private wealth investors, Hamilton Lane managing director Jackie Rantanen tells PEI.
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Hong Kong's $522bn sovereign wealth fund believes private equity will continue to outperform public markets, according to Samson Wong.
In today's edition, Two more LPs on opposite sides of the globe are considering the TPA, with implications for their private equity portfolios; An EMEA IR head departs; Another global firm eyes an Asia-Pacific office opening.
The UK pension scheme has an initial 5% target allocation to private markets, which it expects to reach by the end of 2026, investment director Martyn James tells PEI.
The $18bn Thai public pension plans to join the likes of CalPERS, GIC and CPP Investments in adopting the investment approach.
The US's largest public pension had a streak of co-investments underperforming funds in most periods over several decades, according to private equity head Anton Orlich.