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Private capital

  • Friday, 1 May, 2026
    Due Diligence
    Todd Boehly’s insurance empire

    The billionaire investor’s insurer is the biggest user of an unusual investment structure being targeted by US regulators

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    Todd Boehly stands in a stadium wearing a blue jacket and black shirt during the Chelsea vs Fulham match.
  • Thursday, 30 April, 2026
    Energy sector
    DCC rejects £5bn takeover bid from KKR and Energy Capital

    FTSE 100 energy group says bid ‘fundamentally undervalues’ its business

    A mobile phone displaying the DCC website with the company logo visible in the background.
  • Thursday, 30 April, 2026
    US companies
    Lazard to buy private capital advisory group in $575mn deal

    Acquisition comes as private capital groups push into increasingly complicated transactions requiring advisory

    Peter Orszag gestures with his hands while speaking during an interview, wearing a suit and tie.
  • Tuesday, 28 April, 2026
    Private credit
    Milken family office alumni raise $4bn to target private capital upheaval

    Silver Rock Capital Partners draws in biggest credit fund to date

    One World Trade Center rises above the Manhattan skyline at sunset, with a bird flying overhead and graffiti on a nearby waterfront structure.
  • Thursday, 23 April, 2026
    Blackstone Group LP
    Blackstone pulls in $69bn despite slump in private capital returns

    Asset manager drew investors even as performance in private credit and buyout units suffered

    The Blackstone headquarters sign is visible in focus, with several blurred pedestrians walking in the foreground.
  • Thursday, 23 April, 2026
    Private equity
    PE firm L Catterton launches fund with top athletes

    LVMH-backed group will seek to harness influence of sports personalities to enhance portfolio companies

    Logan Webb of the San Francisco Giants pitches during the first inning against the Washington Nationals.
  • Tuesday, 21 April, 2026
    Sotheby's Inc
    Sotheby’s strikes $100mn debt deal with KKR backed by auction fees

    Borrowing facility adds another layer of debt to auction house owned by billionaire Patrick Drahi

    Andy Warhol's ‘Shot Orange Marilyn’ (1964) displayed on a gallery wall at Sotheby's, with visitors viewing nearby artwork.
  • Monday, 20 April, 2026
    Financials
    How the Iran war could hurt Wall Street

    The big unknown is how the conflict could alter the Gulf’s investment priorities in the next year or two

    Patrick Jenkins
    A trader’s face is seen in partial focus behind monitors on the New York Stock Exchange floor, with a blurred American flag at left.
  • Sunday, 19 April, 2026
    US companies
    Wealth advisers made more than $2bn from private capital fees

    FT analysis of 16 funds shows extent of fees paid to banks and brokerages

    Logos of Blue Owl, Morgan Stanley, Ares and Blackstone are displayed alongside images of $100 bills.
  • Tuesday, 31 March, 2026
    Due Diligence
    Private capital’s great disappointment era begins

    The $22tn industry is facing the prospect that returns will fall far short of the expectations of investors

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  • Monday, 30 March, 2026
    Private credit
    Distressed-debt funds target private credit downturn as ‘greatest opportunity’ since 2008

    Investors anticipate moneymaking bonanza as sector comes under strain

    High-rise office buildings on Park Avenue in New York’s Plaza District
  • Friday, 27 March, 2026
    Due Diligence
    Equitable and Corebridge look to crash Apollo’s party

    Insurers are set to merge to create a $22bn life insurance giant

    Premium content
    Gold "Wall Street" lettering on a stone wall with blurred people walking past on the sidewalk in New York's financial district.
  • Thursday, 26 March, 2026
    European banks
    UBS gates €400mn property fund for up to 3 years

    Swiss bank said liquid assets in the Germany-based fund were insufficient to meet rise in redemption requests

    UBS logo with three crossed keys in silver and red letters displayed above a stone archway on a building façade.
  • Thursday, 26 March, 2026
    US insurance industry
    Equitable and Corebridge set to create $22bn life insurance giant

    Plans come as private capital groups have hitched their growth to managing assets held by US insurers

    Gold-lettered ‘Wall Street’ sign on a stone wall with blurred people walking past and buildings in the background.
  • Thursday, 26 March, 2026
    US politics & policy
    Carlyle and KKR to build $2bn data centres for US Army

    Army secretary says Iran war underscores need to adapt to AI’s growing role in modern warfare

    Entrance sign for the United States Army Fort Bliss Buffalo Soldier Gate with mountains in the background.
  • Monday, 23 March, 2026
    Apollo Global Management
    Apollo caps investor withdrawals from flagship private credit fund

    Investor uncertainty intensifies as AI impacts on the enterprise software industry emerge

    Traders at the New York Stock Exchange watch a television broadcasting Apollo Global Management Inc. stock news and market updates
  • Friday, 20 March, 2026
    Blackstone Group LP
    Flagship Blackstone credit fund posts first monthly loss since 2022

    Loan markdowns and market declines led to negative return for the first time in more than three years

    People walk past the entrance to Blackstone’s headquarters at 345 Park Avenue in New York, with a prominent Blackstone sign and blurred motion suggesting activity.
  • Tuesday, 17 March, 2026
    Due Diligence
    The golden age of private credit (distress)

    Credit hedge fund Davidson Kempner warns the sector’s problems are deeper than Wall Street has acknowledged

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  • Monday, 16 March, 2026
    Private credit
    Wall St underestimates private capital problems, says top credit hedge fund

    Davidson Kempner’s Tony Yoseloff warns a substantial portion of PE firms are already “stressed or distressed”

    Trader works on the floor at the New York Stock Exchange
  • Thursday, 12 March, 2026
    Private credit
    Investment fund questions valuations in Blue Owl’s private credit portfolio

    Glendon Capital Management says debts are marked higher than similar publicly traded securities

    Blue Owl signage and logo on a stone wall outside the Seagram Building, with two people walking down nearby steps.
  • Wednesday, 11 March, 2026
    Private credit
    JPMorgan marking down loan portfolios of private credit groups

    Devaluation of collateral will limit credit to firms that have become top lenders to higher-risk companies

    Entrance to JPMorgan Chase global headquarters, with two people walking past in the foreground.
  • Wednesday, 4 March, 2026
    Due Diligence
    Private capital’s stress test

    As groups watch their shares plunge, they’ve been forced to explain their portfolios and prove their assets’ worth

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    Silhouetted people walk past the Blackstone headquarters at 345 Park Avenue in New York, with tall office buildings and street signs visible.
  • Wednesday, 25 February, 2026
    Due Diligence
    Private capital’s insurance binge

    Senior figures in both sectors worry that latecomers are pushing into ever-riskier assets

    Premium content
    Logos for Blackstone, MetLife, Apollo, Brighthouse and Aquarian overlaid on the New York City skyline
  • Tuesday, 27 January, 2026
    Due Diligence
    Private capital’s consolidation fever

    CVC is buying Marathon in the latest tie-up of private capital groups

    Premium content
    CVC logo illuminated on a wall at the offices of CVC Capital Partners. Reflections of building windows are visible on the glass.
  • Sunday, 2 November, 2025
    Investments
    Private capital zombie firms will pile up in next decade, says EQT chief

    Per Franzén says inability to raise fresh funds may leave many firms only managing existing investments in coming decade

    Per Franzén, EQT's incoming CEO, stands leaning on a railing at the Sky Garden during their capital markets event.
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