Legal-Bay announces Exactech's decision to allow lawsuits against TPG Capital, offering new options for plaintiffs with defective implants.

Law firm Berger Montague announces securities class action lawsuit against Compass Diversified Holdings for alleged fraud.

Knowtion Health study finds 48% of revenue cycle leaders view payer denials as top threat to financial performance.

KPMG survey: 91% of Canadian business leaders say it's time to simplify the tax system and cut investment tax rates to grow the economy.

GTT Group's Q1 2025 report shows 4.3% increase in Patent Market Index, reaching 121.7, while Patent Licensing Index decreased by 1%.

CAZ Investments' Strategic Opportunities Fund hits $250M milestone as SEC announces expanded access for retail investors.

Cliff Asness, founder of $100 billion quantitative giant AQR Capital Management, delivered a scathing critique of private markets during Bloomberg's Money Stuff podcast, arguing that private equity firms exploit accounting rules to create artificially smooth returns while charging excessive fees for what amounts to disguised public market exposure. In the conversation, Asness called the industry's push to include private investments in retail 401(k) plans a "terrible idea" dr

Law firm Berger Montague announces securities class action lawsuit against Compass Diversified Holdings, urges investors to act by July 8.

Siteimprove's AI-powered platform helps global enterprises prepare for European Accessibility Act compliance ahead of June 28 deadline.

Josh Koplewicz, managing partner of Thayer Street Partners, appeared on Capital Allocators to discuss his boutique private equity firm's unique positioning in an increasingly underserved market segment. Speaking with host Ted Seides, Koplewicz identified a critical funding void emerging in the $5-50 million capital market as massive private credit firms consolidate around larger deals while smaller banks retreat post-SVB collapse.

Private markets face unprecedented challenges as State Street data shows PE underperformed public stocks across all timeframes for first time since 2000, while DoubleLine's Gundlach warns of CDO-like euphoria. Major firms pivot to Europe expansion amid frozen IPO markets, distressed opportunities in France, and growing retail access concerns. BlackRock targets $400B fundraising by 2030 as industry grapples with exit backlogs and liquidity mismatches threatening institutional

Private markets titans gathered at SuperReturn 2025 in Berlin delivered a sobering assessment of an industry grappling with what Julian Salisbury of Sixth Street Partners called "bad vintage assets" that have created systemic "indigestion" throughout the market.

SEC Commissioner Hester Peirce delivered a forceful call for dismantling barriers that exclude retail investors from private markets, going so far as to advocate for complete "elimination of the accredited investor standard."

Cesar Estrada, private markets head at Arcesium and former State Street executive who managed $1 trillion in assets, warns that alternative asset managers face a critical technology bottleneck as they diversify beyond traditional strategies. Speaking on the Alt Goes Mainstream podcast, Estrada argues that firms expanding into evergreen funds, wealth management, and asset-based finance are hitting operational walls that threaten growth.

EQT AB cancels 6.9 million treasury shares, reducing total outstanding shares to 1.18 billion as part of its dilution mitigation strategy.

Dr. Ashby Monk, Executive Director of Stanford Research Initiative on Long Term Investing, reveals how pension funds, sovereign wealth funds, and endowments—managing $140 trillion globally—operate fundamentally differently from typical businesses.

EQT AB's annual meeting approves dividend, board elections, and share-related authorizations for the private equity firm.

Insurance giants pivot 62% into private assets as inflation fears drive $14T sector away from traditional investments toward illiquid markets.

Private credit has lost its edge as "undiscovered" opportunity, warns Oaktree's Howard Marks amid $1.5T market growth.

In a recent Financial Times piece, Oxford professor Ludovic Phalippou mathematically dismantled private equity's favorite performance metric, revealing that Internal Rate of Return (IRR) calculations are fundamentally flawed and deliberately misleading. Major firms like KKR claim 25.5% gross IRRs since 1976, while Apollo boasts 39% gross returns—numbers that would theoretically create impossible wealth levels exceeding global GDP if actually sustained.