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The US SEC and CFTC have proposed easing disclosure requirements for the $26tn private funds industry, in a joint move that would significantly narrow the scope of Biden-era reporting rules for hedge funds, private equity firms and other large asset managers, according to a report by Reuters.
Mid-market bolt-on acquisition activity across UK private equity and venture capital-backed platforms fell sharply in 2025 following a record year in 2024, according to new research from UK law firm Stevens & Bolton.
US private equity firm TA Associates is reportedly in discussions to acquire Advanced Medical Solutions (AMS), a UK-listed healthcare products company, according to a report by Sky News citing a statement and from the company.
Wealth advisers at major banks and independent brokerages have earned more than $2bn in servicing fees from private market funds since 2017, highlighting the scale of incentives tied to the distribution of alternatives to individual investors, according to a report by the Financial Times.
Choice Properties and private equity firm KingSett Capital have agreed to acquire First Capital REIT in a cash-and-stock transaction valued at approximately CAD9.4bn ($6.85bn), including debt, according to a report by Bloomberg.
Multi-Color Corp, the CD&R-backed label manufacturer, has received court approval for a restructuring plan that will eliminate nearly $4bn of debt and pave the way for its exit from Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection, according top a report by Bloomberg.
BTG Pactual Global Alternatives has expanded its performing credit business with the addition of two senior executives, as the firm’s $10.9bn alternatives arm continues to scale its credit investment capabilities across developed markets.
EQT, Europe’s largest private equity firm, is warning that exiting investments in clean energy developers and operators is becoming increasingly complex, as assets scale beyond the reach of traditional buyers and public market routes remain underdeveloped, according to a report by Bloomberg.
Australia’s largest pension managers, including AustralianSuper, Australian Retirement Trust and Aware Super, are this week travelling to France and the UK as part of a renewed effort to expand private market investments in Europe, following a similar outreach trip to the United States last month, according to a report by Bloomberg.
Private credit managers across Asia are weighing a series of structural adjustments, including longer lock-up periods and revised redemption limits, as recent stress in parts of the US market feeds growing concern among investors and regulators in the region, according to a report by Bloomberg.
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