Investors are closely watching its Starlink revenue, as well as the xAI integration.

The Department of Labor has released its long-awaited 401(k) investment rules proposal, but the outcome may not be what the organization intended. Rather than a green light for private equity and crypto, the new framework focuses on fiduciary process and litigation protection. Will it actually move the needle? Read our analysis to find out.

The SEC is reportedly preparing a proposal, but it’s unlikely to move the needle amid seemingly unlimited private capital.

Exclusive: The new crossover vehicle comes as VCs continue to chase the wealth channel for fresh capital.

This analyst note examines liquidity management in interval funds, highlighting how these funds meet redemption needs, where risks can emerge, and why clearer liquidity disclosure matters for investors.

Hold periods and a glut of AUM move investors to embrace secondaries.

Its ‘collaborative model’ saved over $550 million in fees last year. But it may be impossible for other US pension funds to replicate.

Feeling undervalued and underappreciated by strategic buyers, more PE firms are turning to the warm embrace of the public markets.

The market for GP-led venture secondaries continues to pale in comparison to direct deals.

Even younger startups are embracing them amid liquidity pressures, according to NewView Capital data.

Secondaries still make up only a small sliver of total unicorn valuations. But they’re growing.

With exits lagging and dry powder plateauing, firms are leaning harder into continuation funds and other alternative paths to liquidity.

US PE exit value in Q2 2025 plummeted more than 40% from the previous quarter, while exit count fell to the second lowest level in over five years.

Private credit lender Pemberton is opening a GP financing business in the US to offer capital to PE managers.

Lenders holding aging assets are increasingly tapping into the tool to unlock liquidity.

The San Francisco-based software investor sold Redwood Software in September to Vista Equity Partners and Warburg Pincus. The deal reportedly valued Redwood at around $2.5 billion.

VC firms are sitting on piles of assets they can’t exit.

Leading VC-backed companies have leaned into secondary share sales as IPO timelines extend