Fund Friday: Top fundraising news in private equity

Neuberger Berman has announced that its NB Global Private Equity Access Fund has exceeded $1bn in assets under management, reflecting strong demand from institutional and retail investors for semi-liquid private equity strategies.

The evergreen fund provides investors with access to co-investments and secondaries across a globally diversified portfolio. It forms part of Neuberger’s broader $140bn private markets platform, which completed $17.5bn of commitments across more than 300 transactions in 2024.

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HSBC Asset Management has launched a new private equity strategy aimed at high-net-worth investors, expanding its alternatives platform beyond its traditional institutional client base, according to a report by Bloomberg.

The fund, seeded with capital from HSBC’s insurance arm, invests in secondary deals and co-investments sourced from a range of general partners. It already holds positions in around 10,000 companies with a net asset value of $477m. HSBC is seeking to raise $500m from wealthy clients in the UK, Europe, Asia, and the Middle East over the next year. Minimum commitments start at $25,000, varying by jurisdiction.

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Morphosis Capital Partners has completed the final close of its second growth capital fund at €130m, exceeding its initial hard cap.

The oversubscribed fund attracted commitments from the European Investment Fund (EIF), the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD), the International Finance Corporation (IFC), institutional asset managers, family offices, and over €50m in entrepreneurial capital from Romanian and Western European business founders.

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