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Blackstone’s $13.1bn Asia Fund Signals Renewed Confidence in Regional Growth
Blackstone has closed the largest Asia-focused private equity fund in its history, raising $13.1 billion amid a challenging fundraising environment. The oversubscribed vehicle highlights investors’ enduring conviction in Asia’s long-term economic prospects and the region’s growing importance to global private capital.
ELTIF 2.0 Growth Exposes Banking Infrastructure Gap in European Fund Launches
Goldman Sachs Deepens Evergreen Push With New ELTIF Private Credit Fund for Wealth Investors
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TMF Group Wins Fund Administration Mandate for Innovation X Capital Partners III
TMF Group has been appointed fund administrator for Innovation X Capital Partners III, a private markets fund targeting $1 billion…
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Bullish Acquires Equiniti in $4.2 Billion Bet on Tokenised Securities Infrastructure
Deal signals growing convergence between traditional shareholder servicing and blockchain-based capital markets infrastructure. Bullish has agreed to acquire shareholder services…
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State Street Launches Tokenized Fund Servicing Platform From Luxembourg
Move signals growing convergence between traditional fund administration and blockchain-based financial infrastructure as institutional demand for tokenised assets accelerates. State…
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ESMA Finalises MiCA Standards as Europe Pushes Crypto Into Financial Mainstream
New regulatory framework is expected to accelerate institutional participation in digital assets and reshape the infrastructure of European capital markets….
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Cerberus Uses $2.3 Billion Continuation Vehicle to Double Down on Digital Infrastructure
Transaction centred on subsea cable operator SubCom highlights growing role of secondary markets in financing long-duration AI and communications infrastructure…
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Coller Capital Raises $17 Billion as Secondary Markets Move Into Financial Mainstream
New fundraising milestone highlights growing institutional demand for liquidity solutions across private equity portfolios amid prolonged exit delays. Coller Capital…
