The global energy transition marks a fundamental shift in how the world produces, distributes, and consumes energy.
Healthcare has become one of the most dynamic and resilient sectors in the global private equity (PE) landscape.
Private equity (PE) operates in a world defined by calculated bets, where strategy hinges not only on internal analysis but on external expectations.
With $45.4T in value, U.S. residential real estate is private equity’s largest, least volatile asset class. Here’s how investors are repositioning for the long game.
Africa’s eCommerce market is set to hit $112B by 2029. Explore why PE and VC firms are eyeing logistics, fintech, and vertical marketplaces in this growth story.
Biotech is set to triple in size by 2033. Explore the sectors, stages, and regions where capital is flowing—and what it means for investors.
US health tech deals peaked at 740 in 2021, down to 497 in 2024. AI now commands a growing share of funding as the sector enters maturity.
Despite economic volatility, Latin America remains core to PE’s global thesis. Brazil leads, Mexico rebounds, Argentina tempts—if you can stomach the risk.
InsurTech funding dropped from $15.8B in 2021 to $4.25B in 2024. But B2B SaaS and AI-driven insurance models are reshaping the next investment wave.
Private equity’s engagement in the food & beverage (F&B) sector has proven to be more than a short-term trend—it’s a long-term investment strategy driven by consumer resilience, innovation, and market consolidation.
Sovereign wealth funds now control $18T AUM and are bypassing PE firms to go direct. Discover what this shift means for capital markets and dealmakers.
Construction is set to hit $25T by 2030. Private equity sees long-term opportunity in infrastructure, green tech, and modular innovation.
