Top private equity news of the week
Trade Republic has teamed up with Apollo Global Management and EQT to broaden retail investor access to private markets, in a move that underscores growing demand for alternatives from individuals, according to a report by Bloomberg.
The Berlin-based fintech will enable its more than 10m customers to invest in private market strategies managed by Apollo and EQT with minimum commitments starting at just €1 ($1.17).
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Advent International has secured $20bn for its latest flagship buyout fund, marking a major milestone as the firm pushes toward a final close in the mid-$20bn range early next year, according to people familiar with the matter cited by Bloomberg.
The raise comes at a time when many private equity managers are struggling to secure capital, as a subdued deal environment slows distributions to LPs. Despite these headwinds, Advent has attracted significant investor demand, underscoring continued appetite for large-scale buyout strategies.
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Nextalia has recruited Enrico Monti, a former JPMorgan senior banker, as partner to spearhead its new private credit platform.
Monti most recently served as head of corporate banking at Banca del Fucino in Rome, where he led the bank’s push into investment banking after joining in 2023. Prior to that, he held senior positions at JPMorgan in London, overseeing coverage of major European financial sponsors within the markets division.
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