Monthly Archives: May 2002
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PE fundraising suffers weakest year since 2020 amid exit, distributions challenges: PitchBook
Private equity fundraising slowed for the second consecutive year in 2025 as a lack of exits weighed on both distributions and the ability for LPs to reinvest in the asset class.
AlbaCore Capital teams with MUFG Bank, Mitsubishi UFJ Trust & Banking to launch infra...
Alternative credit specialist AlbaCore Capital has launched a new infra debt strategy through a tie-up with MUFG Bank and Mitsubishi UFJ Trust and Banking Corporation.
Galvanize, co-founded by billioniare Tom Steyer, seals $370m for decarbonisation-focused RE fund
Galvanize, the energy, industry and infrastructure modernisation asset manager co-founded by investment billionaire Tom Steyer, has raised a $370m real estate fund.
Firstpick aims to be ‘fairy godmother who knew Cinderella before the ball’ with €25m...
Lithuania-based early stage investor Firstpick has launched a news €25m fund targeting Baltic startups which "may be overlooked by traditional VC criteria".
Investcorp picks up more than $1.25bn to close second GP staking fund
The GP staking arm of global alternatives firm Investcorp has raised more than $1.25bn for its sophomore fund and related vehicles.
STG seals rapid hard cap final close of second Allegro fund on more than...
Enterprise software-focused private equity house STG has hauled in more than $1.3bn for the hard cap final close of its second Allegro fund targeting lower mid-market deals.
Sound Point Capital strikes $1.5bn hard cap for third asset-backed credit vehicle
Global alternative credit manager Sound Point Capital has reached a $1.5bn hard cap final close for its third flagship fund.
HighBrook Investors raises $266m date centre fund to capitalise on ‘compelling, time-sensitive opportunity’
Private equity real estate firm HighBrook Investors has raised $266m for its inaugural data centre fundraise, which it said was completed "on an accelerated timeframe to capitalize on this compelling, time-sensitive opportunity".
Deal Roundup: Waterland eyes Palletways expansion after majority stake buy, Main Capital invests in...
European private equity firm Waterland has bought a majority stake in palletised freight network Palletways to support the company’s next phase of expansion in...
Maven unveils succession as MacKinnon becomes managing partner, founder Nixon steps back
UK alternative investor Maven Capital Partners has named long-time exec Ewan MacKinnon as managing partner, replacing firm founder Bill Nixon as part of the firm's planned succession strategy.
