TPG Capital

Publicly traded PE players marked down their software portfolios in Q1 and directed capital into industries linked to AI.

US PE powerhouses are staking out their strategies in a new tariff regime: Some are turning outward in search of investments overseas, while others are doubling down on their home turf.

The firm is increasing its bets in Asia and Europe as the US market is plagued by policy uncertainty around tariffs and the energy transition.

While strategic acquisitions drove up GP deal count, last year also marked the third consecutive year of decline in GP stake deal flow.

The private equity firm will acquire Altus Power through a climate-focused fund, as managers continue to pile capital into the space.

The deal would put TPG in control of a pay-TV giant with around 20 million subscribers.

The deal is a major bet in an area of climate tech that is still in its early stages.

The private credit portfolios held by seven public PE firms posted a higher median return than their PE strategies in 2023

US investor participation in European VC deals has come in lower than our analysts expected for this year and lower, so far, than in previous years.

TPG has been busily navigating a volatile investment climate in its first six months as a public company, as inflation and rising interest rates ravage global markets.

The sixth publicly traded PE giant to report its earnings this year, TPG saw its Q1 distributable earnings more than double compared to the same period last year, after a jump in fee-related earnings and strong portfolio returns.

Private equity giant TPG makes its public market debut on the Nasdaq on Thursday at an exceptionally profitable time for PE firms, which has been driven in part by record exit activity and an economic recovery from the pandemic.

TPG has kicked off its IPO roadshow, with the private equity firm planning to sell 28.3 million shares of stock priced between $28 and $31 apiece. At the high end of the range, TPG would raise more than $877 million.

Private equity continues its push into the pro sports sphere, this time with TPG Capital’s David Bonderman leading the way for Seattle’s new NHL franchise, the Kraken.

After months of rumors, TPG Growth has reportedly agreed to assume control of a $1 billion healthcare fund that was previously managed by the now-insolvent Abraaj Group.

More than 7,000 members of the Writers Guild of America fired their agents this week, marking the most dramatic moment to date in the labor organization’s ongoing feud with Hollywood’s four dominant talent agencies.

Bill McGlashan, a founder and managing partner at TPG Growth, was among the dozens of wealthy parents charged Tuesday for allegedly funneling money to a phony admissions consulting company.