Introduction to Silver Lake: From their founding to their strategy, team and geographic focus.
Scope of deals: Exploring deal formats and sectors.
Market setup for large-scale tech: Unveiling recent deals with a spotlight on the larger “all-in” control transactions of the Silver Lake Partners VII Fund (“SLP VII Fund”), in addition to the pipeline and themes.
Tech-enabled trends: Delving into tech-driven trends such as healthcare, content and travel.
Value addition and growth: Learning how companies are enhanced, unlocking new stages of financial and operational growth.
Progress: Latest fundraising updates on Silver Lake Partners VII Fund (“SLP VII Fund”).

Managing Director at Silver Lake

CFA – Vice President of the Investment Team at Petiole USA Limited

Education - 4 min
Most wealthy parents aspire for their children to be self-sufficient, often distancing them from the family fortune to encourage independence. Ironically, this very lack of engagement causes the majority of wealth transfers to fail. This failure often stems from a lack of preparation, both in terms of financial education and governance structures. Without the right training, the next generation may struggle to effectively manage and preserve the family wealth.
Feb 8, 2026

Education - 4 min
The past two years have tested private equity investors. Deal activity slowed as financing conditions tightened and transaction volumes fell,[1] exits became more difficult to execute,[2] and valuation gaps between buyers and sellers widened, causing sponsors to hold assets longer rather than sell at discounted prices.[3]Yet periods like these tend to reshape opportunity rather than eliminate it. As 2026 begins, signs point to private equity entering a reset phase. Valuations have adjusted, capital remains available, and deal activity is beginning to recover. Historically, such environments have marked the starting point for attractive private equity vintages.
Feb 3, 2026

Market Insights - 3 min
In its latest decision on December 9-10, the Federal Reserve (the “Fed”) opted to cut rates by 25 basis points for the third consecutive meeting, bringing the target rate down to 3.50%–3.75%.[1]
Jan 20, 2026