Curated news across firms, funds and deals — updated as our analysts add it.
Jul ’26 was the most active month with 32 tracked items. Deal leads this view (17 of 21).
Fortress priced its third European CLO transaction, Fortress Credit Europe BSL 2026-3 DAC, raising €406M, investing primarily in senior secured, first lien broadly syndicated loans.
Pershing Square exited an approximately $1.5 billion UMG position after its proposed $65 billion acquisition attempt failed.
Pershing Square announced new investments in Netflix, Visa, Mastercard, S&P Global, Intercontinental Exchange and Alcon, representing its largest portfolio overhaul in years.
Viking backed Genic was acquired by Axian, providing a private equity portfolio exit.
Fortress led and arranged a $161M senior loan for the OAK OKC mixed-use development in Oklahoma City, comprising multifamily and retail components.
Third Point Ventures participated in Zenity's Series C financing round of $125 million alongside DTCP, Hitachi Ventures, Intel Capital, LG Technology Ventures, Norwest, Qumra Capital, SoftBank Vision Fund and Vertex Ventures.
Fortress provided a $291M senior secured loan to refinance and reposition four Manhattan hotels comprising 917 rooms.
Freenome completed its business combination and began trading on Nasdaq. Farallon participated in the concurrent PIPE.
Lone Pine participated in Fireworks' Series D, its latest publicly identified private-market investment.
ART committed an additional A$500 million to India's NIIF, taking its total India exposure across asset classes to A$3.3 billion.
AustralianSuper announced a further A$500 million investment in India's National Investment and Infrastructure Fund, taking overall India allocations across asset classes to A$3.3 billion.
B Capital-led consortium, including CalPERS, agreed to acquire Russell Investments from TA Associates and Reverence Capital Partners for 2.8 Billion USD. The transaction was announced on 09 Jul 2026.
UniCredit completed the tender-offer period with 17.60% additional shares tendered, taking aggregate exposure to 47.59%.
Third Point Ventures portfolio company Kentik was acquired by Infoblox, representing a venture portfolio exit for Third Point Ventures.
ART reported more than A$1.2 billion of new infrastructure commitments during the June quarter, including investments in Applied Digital, Rio Grande LNG, and Court Square; with additional private equity, property and alternative investments.
Nuveen Energy Infrastructure Credit completed a US$546 million preferred equity investment to support the SunZia transmission and wind infrastructure project in the United States. The investment provides long-term capital for one of the largest renewable energy infrastructure developments in the U.S., reinforcing Nuveen's strategy of investing in energy transition and infrastructure credit assets.
Nemetschek completed the acquisition of HCSS from Thoma Bravo, marking a portfolio exit in the construction software sector.
ECB authorized the merger by absorption of Aion Bank into UniCredit.
Viking led a preferred equity investment in American Securities backed jac to finance growth and refinitional expansion.
Following the initial acceptance period, aggregate exposure reached 42.50%, rising to 44.33% after treasury-share cancellation.
Third Point Ventures participated in Atom Computing's Series C financing of $100 million. The round included Cisco Investments and DCVC among the disclosed investors.