Private Equity Fundraising Divide Pushes Newcomers Toward AI Investments

Private equity fundraising has split into haves and have-nots, as a prolonged slowdown in firms selling portfolio companies leaves investors with less cash for new funds, pushing newcomers toward AI.

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2026-10-31 15:30 · The Information AI
Why Private Equity’s Fundraising Divide Is Pushing Newcomers Toward AI

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