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Private equity secondaries hit a reported $226 billion to $240 billion in 2025, with GP-led continuation vehicles nearing half the market, while Japan’s GPIF faces pressure to use more of its alternatives cap — a potential $60 billion capital swing.
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Japan pushes GPIF toward private markets as AI infrastructure needs capital | LavX News
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Copia Power is set to move from Carlyle to EQT at a reported $2.6 billion valuation, while secondaries-adjacent platform moves from TIFF, SIMCo and Nigeria’s pension sector point to fresh competition for private-market liquidity and infrastructure credit.
In this episodeCarlyle to Sell Copia Power to EQT: Financial Times
# TIFF Expands Private Equity Secondaries Platform With Senior Hires
SIMCo Expands Infrastructure Debt Franchise through Strategic Partnerships with PIMCO and Investec | MarketMinute
Nigeria’s $22bn pension sector plans new fund to drive infrastructure growth - Businessday NG
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Brookfield Corp. won court approval to use at least $114.8 million of debt as the lead bid for GoldenPeaks’ solar assets, while European BESS deal volume and Japanese/Canadian infrastructure capital flows show where private-market liquidity is still moving.
In this episodeJudge OKs Brookfield's $114.8M Bid for Solar Firm
European BESS Capital Markets Report: Q2 2026 - Research | Modo Energy
Japanese bank Sumitomo Mitsui Trust takes a $3.5 billion stake in Wellington investment firm Morrison - NEWS WIRE
CPP Investments Ramps Up Data Center Investments | Chief Investment Officer
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IFM Investors crossed 60% ownership of Atlas Arteria at $5.10 per share, pushing the toll-road takeover toward control and keeping Chicago Skyway in focus. NIDF’s N4.40 distribution and Blackstone’s Dresser deal add income and utility-infrastructure signals.
In this episodeIFM Investors secures majority stake in Atlas Arteria | Grafa
NIDF declares N4.40 per-unit distribution after H1 2026 profit drops 9.81% - Nairametrics
Blackstone Acquires First Reserve-Backed Dresser - The Deal
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Infratil marked CDC up 23.6% to A$18.5 billion as contracted capacity topped 1GW, putting private-infra NAV discipline back in focus while New York real estate owners lean harder on GP-led recaps and joint-venture stakes to recycle scarce equity.
In this episodeIFT: Infratil CDC Valuation Jumps 23.6% to A$18.5B
Joint Efforts: Dearth Of Equity Investors Pushes NYC CRE's Biggest Players To Team Up
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Blackstone’s $7.8 billion Northern Virginia data-center sale is the hard pricing signal, while Re Sustainability’s $1.6 billion auction and Atlas Arteria’s IFM pushback show infrastructure exits and control fights still moving.
In this episodeBlackstone Sells $7.8bn Virginia Data Centers in 2026 — Top Signal? | TheBoard.world
# Coller Capital and Cherry Bank partner to expand investment offerings in the secondary private credit market.
I Squared Capital, TPG-CPPIB lead race to buy KKR-backed Re Sustainability | M&A Critique
# G City Ltd. commences the unconditional voluntary public cash tender offer for all the outstanding shares in Citycon Oyj on 6 July 2026
Atlas Arteria rejects IFM Investors takeover proposal | Grafa
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BlackRock’s closed-end fund discount programs show BSTZ and BMEZ over the 10% average-discount trigger at midyear, putting potential 98%-of-NAV tender offers in view if conditions hold through September.
In this episodeBlackRock Provides Update on Closed-End Fund Discount Management Programs | Morningstar
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Williams Co. is in advanced discussions to acquire PE-backed Momentum Midstream for around $5.5 billion, implying a 22-25x EBITDA multiple and a major liquidity marker for EnCap Flatrock.
In this episodeMomentum Midstream could be the latest target in US LNG buildout - PitchBook
Chicago Laborers' pension seeks global infrastructure managers - Alternatives Watch
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Cogent sold 10 U.S. data centers to an I Squared Capital-sponsored buyer for $225 million cash, while FTAI added Tidewater at roughly 5x forward EBITDA and Reuters reports SEC scrutiny of continuation vehicles.
In this episodeCogent sells 10 data centers for $225M cash | CCOI 8-K Filing
FTAI Infrastructure Announces Acquisition of Tidewater
# Chrysalis Investments net asset value hit by Starling, Klarna, wefox
Exclusive-US SEC probes popular type of private equity fund as it steps up industry scrutiny, sources say - AOL
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Atlas Arteria’s $100 million Skyway put-option retirement gives infrastructure investors a fresh hard-number signal, while AES shareholders approved GIP and EQT’s $33.4 billion take-private and EIOPA flagged pension liquidity risk as private-market allocations keep rising.
In this episode# Atlas Arteria Pays $100 Million To Retire Skyway Put Option - Finimize
AES Stockholders Approve Acquisition by Global Infrastructure Partners and EQT-Led Consortium | Morningstar
European pension funds deepen private market exposure amid liquidity concerns | Noah News
Luxembourg private funds organised as companies: How to make them fit for purpose? | Loyens & Loeff
When the 'Sell' Button Doesn’t Really Mean It: Overcoming the Liquidity Gap in Private Assets - Traders Magazine
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