Carlyle Group Inc. arranged a first-of-its-kind financing that will commit more than $5 billion to seed its next flagship buyout fund while repaying investors in some of its older vintages, according to people with knowledge of the matter.

KKR & Co. has secured more than $10 billion to launch a company that will develop and operate artificial intelligence infrastructure, according to people with knowledge of the matter.

Dawson Partners plans to hit the fundraising trail for its next flagship vehicle after the private credit manager closed a prior iteration in October with about $7.7 billion.

A $7 billion private credit fund managed by Carlyle Group Inc. capped redemptions after investors asked to pull 15.7% of the shares in the first quarter.

KKR & Co. raised approximately $23 billion for its latest Americas buyout fund, defying an industry slump as private equity firms struggle to sell assets and return capital to investors.

KKR & Co.’s non-traded business development company KKR FS Income Trust, a type of private credit fund for retail investors, curbed redemptions after receiving an increase in such requests, according to a shareholder letter.

Carlyle Group Inc. plans to launch a fund focused on the defense sector amid growing demand by governments to upgrade their military forces, according to people with knowledge of the matter.

As private equity firms take longer to sell off companies they’ve bought, pay back investors in their funds, and raise money for new vehicles, Carlyle Group Inc. is turning to a unique solution: a multibillion-dollar structured financing.

A forecast last week from UBS Group AG analysts that private credit default rates could reach 15% was “absolutely wrong,” Ares Management Corp.’s Chief Executive Officer Mike Arougheti said.

Carlyle Group Inc. Chief Executive Officer Harvey Schwartz suggested that asset managers should have been more forthcoming about the relative illiquidity of investment funds sold to individual investors.

Carlyle Group Inc. shares rose after it outlined a series of three-year growth targets as it looks to build on Chief Executive Officer Harvey Schwartz’s momentum in the alternative asset manager’s turnaround.

KKR & Co.’s leaders see their acquisition of Arctos Partners as key to helping the firm capitalize on two growing business lines while strengthening its newfound position as a dominant institutional sports investor.

Carlyle Group Inc. shares advanced after the alternative asset manager exceeded its goals for fee-related earnings and asset growth in 2025, while posting fourth-quarter results that surpassed Wall Street estimates.

KKR & Co. shares fell after the alternative asset manager reported a drop in fourth-quarter profit and executives were pressed on its exposure to artificial intelligence risks and plunging software stocks.

Otro Capital raised $1.2 billion for its first flagship private equity fund, as the sports-focused firm capitalizes on soaring demand from large institutional investors for the burgeoning asset class.

Dealmaking is rebounding, client payouts are up and annual profits are expected to rise — but shares of Wall Street’s alternative-investing giants are off to their worst January in a decade over a slurry of mounting investor anxieties.

BlackRock Inc. and Partners Group Holding AG launched the first joint private-markets investment of their partnership aimed at grabbing a slice of the trillions of dollars sitting in the hands of wealthy individuals.

Financiers are doing a careful dance to help clients navigate the president’s second term without provoking him

KKR & Co. will surpass its $20 billion target for the firm’s flagship Americas private equity vehicle after it wraps up fundraising, setting a record for the strategy, according to people with knowledge of the matter.

Carlyle Group Inc. Chief Executive Officer Harvey Schwartz said that an investigation into Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell underscores the importance of the US central bank’s independence.