Sunday, October 11, 2026

Capital Markets & M&A

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TPG Raises $51 Billion in 2025 as Private Equity Firms Pivot to Credit and Alternative Strategies

TPG Raises $51 Billion in 2025 as Private Equity Firms Pivot to Credit and Alternative Strategies

TPG raised $51 billion in 2025, up from $30 billion the previous year, while cutting private equity concentration from 80% to 40% of AUM since its IPO. The shift reflects broader industry diversification into credit markets, with Third Point launching new private credit funds and Ancient Financial Holdings acquiring F&G Life Re as alternative asset managers chase growth beyond traditional buyouts.

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Nvidia Backs $1.17B AI Infrastructure Deal as SoftBank-Marvell Realignment Signals Chip Sector Consolidation

Nvidia Backs $1.17B AI Infrastructure Deal as SoftBank-Marvell Realignment Signals Chip Sector Consolidation

Nvidia committed $1.17B to AI infrastructure investments while SoftBank pursues strategic realignment with Marvell, marking institutional capital flows into semiconductor supply chains. Rezolve Ai reported 650+ enterprise clients processing billions of API calls, demonstrating commercial-scale generative AI deployment. The moves reflect investor confidence in sustained AI demand despite organic search traffic declining up to 50% as AI-powered search replaces conventional SEO.

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