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TWiPM: Innovation from NATO, Sequoia + Brookfield do secondaries, smaller PE is better, college football flirts with PE, and Pensions risk it all with PE

from This Week in Private Markets · host Tap Technologies

This Week in Private Markets recaps key events and themes from the past week in private markets: NATO launches an Innovation Fund Sequoia + Brookfield launch secondaries fund called Pinegrove Capital Partners Small, niche Private Equity managers outperform their larger peers Eaton Survey of LPs Finds Investors Plan to Maintain Private Equity Allocations Over Next 12 Months Florida State University FSU College Football is working with JPMorgan to Explore Equity Raise, Private Equity Could Lead Investment The New York Times asks: Do pensions own too much PE? Learn more about Tap at www.usetap.com Follow Tap on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/tap-tech-inc Disclaimer: This podcast is for entertainment purposes only. Nothing contained in this podcast constitutes tax, legal, insurance or investment advice.

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