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Mid-market PE firm Dextra launches with $2.5bn

Dextra Partners, a new independent, multi-strategy investment firm focused on providing investors with middle market private equity opportunities, has launched in New York with $2.5 billion of investable capital from a group of strategic partners. Dextra’s six founding partners, who own a controlling interest in the firm, have a combined

Catalio to acquire hedge fund HealthCor

Fast-growing private equity firm Catalio Capital Management is to acquire HealthCor, a healthcare-focused equities hedge fund firm founded by veteran healthcare investors Art Chen and Joe Healey.

Debt shortage prompts buyout fund deal financing rethink

A shortage of debt financing due to rising interest rates and a reluctance by banks to loosen their purse strings has caused private equity funds to rethink how they pull off large buyout deals, according to a report by Reuters. After a rousing start to 2022, the leveraged buyout (LBO)

Investors selling PE stakes at record rate

Asset managers are selling private equity holdings via secondary market transactions at a record rate as they look to cover losses from other investment and rebalance portfolios, according to a report by Reuters. The report says that the sell-off is another signal that investors are beginning to “fall out of

Blackstone office in Manhattan

Blackstone to delay new private client PE fund

Blackstone is considering delaying the launch of a new flagship private equity fund for wealthy investors following heavy investor withdrawals from two other funds aimed at a similar investor base – a real estate vehicle and one private credit fund – according to a report by the Financial Times.

Northleaf opens new Tokyo office

Northleaf Capital Partners, a global private markets investment firm, has opened a new office in Tokyo, Japan, the ninth location in the firm’s global network complementing its existing Asia-Pacific presence in Melbourne, Australia.

David Brett, Adams street Partners

Co-investments can provide tactical resilience in uncertain times

During periods of heightened uncertainty, co-investments can provide a means for private markets investors to gain tactical exposure to well-managed companies, including those in more defensive and resilient sectors, says Dave Brett (pictured), partner & head of co-Investments at Adam Street Partners.

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