Tag Archives: Private Equity


Private Equity Reinvents Itself Amid Slower Exits and New Growth Channels

(HedgeCo.Net). Private equity is in the midst of a strategic reinvention as slower IPO markets and reduced M&A activity force firms to rethink how they generate returns. While headline deal volumes have cooled, value creation, operational improvement, and sector specialization have taken […]

Private Credit Becomes a Core Hedge Fund Strategy

(HedgeCo.Net). Private credit has emerged as one of the fastest-growing strategy segments within hedge funds, as managers capitalize on banks’ retreat from middle-market and specialized lending. Hedge funds are increasingly deploying capital into direct lending, asset-backed financing, and structured credit […]

Fed Rate Cut Sends Shockwaves Through the Alternative Investment Industry

(HedgeCo.Net) The Federal Reserve’s latest 0.25% rate cut has rippled across global markets, but few sectors have felt the impact as immediately and intensely as the alternative investment industry. Hedge funds, private equity firms, real estate managers, and private-credit funds all spent the […]

Apollo Rides Retirement Services and Credit Deals, Faces Scrutiny on Market Power

(HedgeCo.Net) Apollo Global Management is leaning into its dual identity as both an alternative investment powerhouse and a retirement solutions platform—even as it confronts fresh scrutiny over its role in credit markets. In early November, Apollo reported third-quarter 2025 results that highlighted steady […]

Bain Capital Closes $14B Flagship PE Fund, Signals Prudence Amid Rising Risks

Bain Capital this week announced the successful close of its fourteenth flagship private equity fund, hauling in $14 billion in commitments — well above its original $10B target. Bain Capital The fresh capital bolsters Bain’s investing capacity globally across its […]

ECB warns on hedge-fund regulation

AFP – The European Central Bank has warned that European Union plans to regulate hedge funds and private equity groups could tilt the playing field against EU companies. The ECB’s position could influence the rewriting of proposed rules drafted by […]

EU directive may cost funds 3.2 billion euros

Reuters – Hedge funds and private equity could face more than 3 billion euros in costs and investors could see fund choice shrink by up to 40 percent due to proposed new EU rules, a Financial Services Authority report said. […]

Hedge Fund Manager Blocked From Bidding On Newspaper

New York (HedgeCo.net) – Hedge fund manager Thane Ritchie announced that he has been wrongly blocked from meeting with The Chicago Newspaper Guild and developing a coalition offer to buy the Sun-Times Media Group. A Chicago Newspaper Guild representative stated […]

Hedge Fund Cloning – A Fourth Type of Replicator

Seeking Alpha – “You don’t want to be average; it’s not worth it, does nothing. In fact, it’s less that the market. The question is, ‘How do you get to be first quartile?’ If you can’t, it doesn’t matter what […]

Lloyd’s of London Insurers Punish Hedge Funds After 2008 Losses

Bloomberg – Lloyd’s of London insurers pulled as much as half a billion pounds ($825 million) from hedge funds and private equity after investment returns at the world’s oldest insurance market fell by more than half. Catlin Group Ltd.,Brit Insurance […]

Carlyle raising $3 billion Asia buyout fund

Reuters – The Carlyle Group is raising a new Asia buyout fund with a target size of up to $3 billion (1.8 billion pounds) as the U.S. private equity giant aims to tap more deals in Asia, two fund industry […]

Cerberus dismisses talk of fund defaults

The Washingtom Post – Cerberus Capital Management LP on Tuesday dismissed market speculation that some of its hedge funds, which have suffered losses and heavy redemptions, are in danger of default. Traders in London and Frankfurt were buzzing with talk […]