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Friday, January 2, 2026

2026 For Private Equity

 


2026 could be the year that finally speeds up private equity deal making to similar boom levels as during 2021.

The Federal Reserve could lower the Federal Funds Rate two times in 2026, while a spade of coming IPOs, according to various media sources of mega capitalization companies like OpenAI, Anthropic, SpaceX and other large, medium and small companies from technology and other sectors joining and completing IPOs could unlock capital for private equity companies.

The possible large, high publicity IPOs could invoke other companies to do and IPO. IPOs are traditionally a liquidity event for the private equity asset managers.

The IPOs could be a precursor to active deal making, private equity asset managers selling portfolio companies and returning money to their Limited Partners institutional investors pension funds, endowments and insurance companies, thus realizing carry for themselves.

Which could turn 2026 in a very prosperous year for Blackstone, KKR, Apollo, Caryle, Ares, CVC etc. large, medium and small private equity asset managers, according to Wolfteam Ltd.'s projections and estimates.

All this is barring a large, negative geopolitical, economic or of natural consequences event, the happening of which could derail the possible coming IPOs and a wave of deal making.

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