Across private markets, LPs became more selective, liquidity remained uneven, and re-ups increasingly flowed to managers with proven systems. The result was a clear split: larger funds and established platforms continued to close, while smaller vehicles faced a tougher bar and longer timelines. This matters for 2026 because it changes the real question from “Is […]
The transition into 2026 represents one of the most significant structural shifts in the history of private capital. Global private markets are no longer operating under the speculative fervor of the early 2020s. Instead, they have entered a period of sober recalibration where capital is concentrated in the hands of the most proven operators. For […]
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