Katrina Lau
Headline risks appear to be having a profound impact on allocations from the country.
At least two Korean LPs are temporarily holding off on new commitments to corporate credit funds.
Such opportunities 'can provide us with some downside protection against the macro flows rather than going with the flow as part of the herd’, says head and OCIO Seong Sup Cho.
The transaction marks EQT's entrance into the secondaries market and expansion into insurance offerings, with secondaries doyen Jeremy Coller reporting to chief executive Per Franzén.
Amid a muted exit environment, investors are increasingly considering changing their approach to backing new funds, our LP Perspectives Study 2026 reveals.
The latest guidelines from the Securities and Exchange Board of India are expected to help clarify grey areas in domestic borrowing practices.
Assumptions that private means less transparent are 'just false', chief executive Marc Rowan told delegates at the HKMA's Global Financial Leaders’ Investment Summit on Tuesday.
'We don’t want to attract people with a trading mentality,' says Partners Group's Chris Wicklein.
The document includes 62 articles detailing compliance requirements and will relax some restrictions on certain financial products.