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The total market value of private equity assets hit a new global high of $10.8tn at the end of 2024, increasing by 11.6% since 2023, according to new analysis from Ocorian, a specialist in fund administration, capital markets, corporate, and fiduciary services.
Goldman Sachs Asset Management is targeting up to $3bn for its new West Street Climate Credit Fund, a strategy designed to finance businesses driving the transition to a low-carbon economy, according to a report by Pension & Investments Online citing sources familiar with the plans.
SailPoint, the cybersecurity firm backed by private equity giant Thoma Bravo, is planning to float shares in New York, targeting a valuation of up to $11.5bn and marking a return to public markets after two years of private ownership.
Balbec Capital, an alternative investment manager with over $16bn in platform assets, has held the final close of InSolve Global Credit Fund VI, with over $1.7bn in commitments across the flagship fund and related vehicles.
Nordic Capital has made four Partner promotions following a successful twelve months for the business which has seen eleven platform acquisitions and four successful exits as well as the closing of the firm’s second mid-market fund at its hard cap of €2bn.
Cybersecurity has become the top operational concern for investors during fundraising due diligence, according to the latest Core Alternative Managers’ Mood Index (CAMMI) report by private capital fund administrator Gen II Fund Services.
The Arizona Public Safety Personnel Retirement System, based in Phoenix, has disclosed two new commitments totaling $450m, including a $250m allocation to private credit fund TPG Angelo Gordon Asset Based Credit Evergreen Fund, according to a report by Pensions & Investments Online.
Billy Rahm, the former Head of Real Estate at private investments firm Centerbridge Partners, has launched Everview Partners, a New York-based investment firm focused on real assets businesses across North America, according to a report by Bloomberg.
Insignia Financial, Australia’s third-largest superannuation player, has attracted a third suitor, with Brookfield Asset Management entering the fray to acquire the money manager with an AUD3bn ($1.9bn) offer, according to a report by Reuters.
KKR & Co saw its shares drop to a two-week low on Tuesday after its Q4 AUM fell short of analyst expectations. Despite a 15% year-on-year increase to $638bn, the alternative asset manager missed the consensus estimate of $643.4bn, according to a report by Reuters citing LSEG data.
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