E24: Norway discovers PE, PE goes to prison, VC LPs are super unhappy, and Credit Funds move into Hong Kong real estate on This Week in Private Markets

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This Week in Private Markets

Tap Technologies

25 episodes

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The weekly digest of news in private markets for investors, allocators, advisors and anyone who's curious.

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The weekly digest of news in private markets for investors, allocators, advisors and anyone who's curious.

Investing

Business

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E24: Norway discovers PE, PE goes to prison, VC LPs are super unhappy, and Credit Funds move into Hong Kong real estate on This Week in Private Markets

This Week in Private Markets

27 minutes 3 seconds

1 year ago

E24: Norway discovers PE, PE goes to prison, VC LPs are super unhappy, and Credit Funds move into Hong Kong real estate on This Week in Private Markets

This Week in Private Markets recaps key events and themes from the past week in private markets:

Norway’s sovereign wealth fund begins deploying capital into private equity

Private equity firms have monopolized vital services for prison inmates

Venture Capital Journal report: Investors in VC funds are super unhappy

VC deployment in Europe and India is way down year-over-year

Stressed property owners in Hong Kong are attracting private credit

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