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PE does not have a talent shortage. It has a thinking shortage.

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NVPE Editorial

09 Jul 2026 — 2 min read
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ECP raised $8.1 billion for the energy transition against a $5 billion target: the transition currently consists of a fuel distributor, a nuclear services firm and Europe's largest LNG terminal

ECP raised $8.1 billion for the energy transition against a $5 billion target: the transition currently consists of a fuel distributor, a nuclear services firm and Europe's largest LNG terminal

ECP asked for $5 billion and closed on $8.1 billion. The label says energy transition; the purchases say LNG, nuclear and fuel distribution; the LPs say AI.

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Carlyle, TPG and Brookfield all reported records this week. The footnotes: doubled deal fees, $35 million of realised carry, and $40 billion of Brookfield's own insurance money.

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Record fees, record spread, and $16 million from actually selling anything: Apollo's quarter fired on every cylinder except the one private equity was invented for

Record fees, record spread, and $16 million from actually selling anything: Apollo's quarter fired on every cylinder except the one private equity was invented for

Record FRE, record SRE, record inflows, and $16 million of principal investing income. Apollo's quarter was superb everywhere except the line the industry is named after.

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easyJet told the market it was undervalued in 2021 and nobody listened: Apollo and Castlelake now have until Friday at 5pm to settle exactly how right the board was.

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