Private credit managers are actively raising new vehicles to tap into emerging markets, according to a report by Bloomberg, after a significant rise in deals this year. Emerging markets currently make up less than 10% of total private credit investments, in an industry that is now worth around $1.7tn globally.
Integrum Holdings LP has closed Integrum Capital Partners II LP with $2.5bn in capital commitments, surpassing its original target and hard cap. The fund has an additional $500m in General Partner and affiliated co-investment vehicles.
David Rubenstein’s family office has created a standalone secondaries firm, Hobe Mountain Capital, led by former internal executives, to acquire stakes in funds spanning private equity, venture capital, and real estate, according to a report by Bloomberg.
UK mid-market private equity firm Palatine has formed a strategic partnership with Flotilla, a sustainability specialist for the private equity sector, as it looks to elevate ESG performance across its portfolio companies.
Alex van Hoek, the new Head of Private Equity at global private investment firm Apollo Global Management, says the firm may deploy more capital for buyout deals in Europe than on home turf in the US, according to a Bloomberg report.
Apollo Global Management is targeting Spain for private market investments in energy transition, data centres, and infrastructure, according to a report by Bloomberg citing Konstantin Sajonia-Coburgo, the firm’s senior advisor for Iberia.
Swedish buyout firm EQT AB is benefitting from global investors seeking alternatives to the US, with Europe and Asia emerging as key growth markets, according to a report by Bloomberg citing departing Chairman and Founder Conni Jonsson.
Japan is emerging as a key target market for global private equity as corporate reforms, a weak yen, and a large pool of under-optimised companies attract buyout interest, with KKR, Blackstone, Bain Capital, EQT, and Warburg Pincus among those actively deploying capital, according to a report by Bloomberg.
VC and mid-market PE firms are increasingly concerned about regulatory issues with particular worries about their impact on investment, new research from Ocorian shows, despite the apparent pivot away from regulation by enforcement by US regulators.
Global multi-strategy investment firm Arena Investors LP is set to close its Singapore office, reallocating resources to other regions, according to a report by Bloomberg citing unnamed sources familiar with the matter.
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