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Inflation Turns Debt Into Alpha — How PE Is Compounding Through 2025

Inflation Turns Debt Into Alpha — How PE Is Compounding Through 2025

As inflation quietly erodes the real value of debt, private equity firms are redefining leverage itself—borrowing in paper, building in substance, and turning monetary drift into long-term compounding power.

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U.S. International Investment Position, Q2 2025: Trends, Shifts, and Outlook

U.S. International Investment Position, Q2 2025: Trends, Shifts, and Outlook

The U.S. net international investment position (NIIP)—the difference between what U.S. residents own abroad and what foreigners own in the United States—stood at –$26.14 trillion at the end of the second quarter of 2025.

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When Traditional Paths Stall, Creative Liquidity Steps In

When Traditional Paths Stall, Creative Liquidity Steps In

With exit markets still lagging their pre-2022 pace, firms are getting creative about how to unlock value without selling assets outright.

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The Weakening Dollar and the Private Equity Borrowing Playbook

The Weakening Dollar and the Private Equity Borrowing Playbook

For nearly eight decades, the U.S. dollar has underpinned the architecture of global finance—an unrivaled medium of exchange, benchmark for valuation, and anchor for cross-border capital. But that foundation is shifting.

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Exit Stage Europe, Enter ESG: What’s Moving PE This Week

Exit Stage Europe, Enter ESG: What’s Moving PE This Week

European private equity cools as exits dry up and valuations reset, while ESG gains regulatory bite and S&P bets big on data. The week’s story is discipline—less champagne, more spreadsheets.

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Scott Bessent’s $20 Billion Bet: How Washington Is Wagering on Argentina’s Comeback

Scott Bessent’s $20 Billion Bet: How Washington Is Wagering on Argentina’s Comeback

In a rare alignment of fiscal discipline, monetary orthodoxy, and international diplomacy, Argentina is staging a comeback few would have thought possible just a year ago.

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European Private Equity Market Update

European Private Equity Market Update

Over the past decade, European private equity (PE) has evolved through distinct cycles of expansion, contraction, and recalibration, shaped by macroeconomic turbulence, shifts in monetary policy, and fluctuating investor sentiment.

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AI Joins the Cap Table: Algorithms Are Now Powering PE Deal Sourcing

AI Joins the Cap Table: Algorithms Are Now Powering PE Deal Sourcing

Artificial intelligence is reshaping private equity, helping firms spot opportunities earlier, improve sourcing efficiency, and turn deal flow into a real competitive edge.

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Timing the Exit: What’s Driving Hold vs. Sell Decisions

Timing the Exit: What’s Driving Hold vs. Sell Decisions

If the first question was about how firms are exiting, this one gets to the heart of when.

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The Gold Run: Repricing Trust in the Age of Monetary Excess

The Gold Run: Repricing Trust in the Age of Monetary Excess

For most of the postwar era, the U.S. dollar has stood as the cornerstone of the international monetary system—a global benchmark for value, liquidity, and safety.

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Private Equity Exits & Liquidity in Europe: A Market Caught in the Crosscurrents

Private Equity Exits & Liquidity in Europe: A Market Caught in the Crosscurrents

European private equity (PE) markets are undergoing a prolonged adjustment phase.

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The State of Deal Sourcing in Private Markets

The State of Deal Sourcing in Private Markets

Deal sourcing has always been central to the private markets ecosystem, but in recent years it has become simultaneously more complex and more competitive.

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