“Yesterday we published our EQT Group Q3 2025 Report 🎉 As Per Franzen, CEO and Managing Partner, said: “It has been a busy third quarter across public and private markets, with activity picking up in Asia, Europe and the US. As clients increasingly seek diversification across geographies and asset classes, EQT’s global platform is well positioned to deliver. In Q3, we maintained our focus on investment and exit activity around the world, made significant headway in our fundraising efforts, and continued to scale our evergreen offerings. This reflects the priorities set earlier in the year: striving for excellence in dealmaking and value creation across everything we do and continuing to build the most attractive counterparty for clients in the private markets industry.” Read more about the key highlights from the quarter here: https://lnkd.in/eTviNuQn
EQT Group
Finanstjänster
Stockholm, Stockholm County 224 688 följare
EQT is a global investment organisation focused on active ownership strategies.
Om oss
We are a purpose-driven global investment organisation with nearly three decades of consistent investment performance across multiple geographies, sectors, and strategies
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Extern länk för EQT Group
- Bransch
- Finanstjänster
- Företagsstorlek
- 1 001–5 000 anställda
- Huvudkontor
- Stockholm, Stockholm County
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- Publikt aktiebolag
- Grundat
- 1994
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Regeringsgatan 25
Stockholm, Stockholm County 11153, SE
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Uppdateringar
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Private markets are no longer just for institutions. In a recent interview with IMpower FundForum, Partner Peter Beske Nielsen explored how private markets are evolving and why understanding the right investment vehicles and leaning on trusted financial advisors are key to unlocking their potential. Learn more about unlocking private markets: https://lnkd.in/eiyjXCuA
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Our founder, Conni Jonsson, and Jean Eric Salata sat down with Bloomberg to discuss Jean’s upcoming transition to Chairperson and the priorities shaping the next chapter of our journey. “I think the opportunity is certainly in Asia, but it's really a global opportunity,” said Jean, reflecting on our continued international growth and long-term focus.
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Head of APAC Private Wealth, Sueann Yeo, CAIA, recently spoke at the DealStreetAsia Asia PEVC Summit about private wealth, a fast-growing capital source that’s reshaping the private markets landscape. She discussed how EQT is expanding its private wealth strategies and navigating the multiple markets in the Asia Pacific region, and how this is a core region for growth.
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There’s no doubt AI is going to have a huge impact on the workforce. The IMF estimates that close to 60 percent of jobs in wealthier countries are exposed. Industry experts shared their advice on the steps you can take to ensure that you not only survive in the AI era, but also thrive. As software engineer Kieran Kelk says: “Figure out what your leadership is optimizing for and make sure to be seen loudly doing that.” Read more on 'How to AI proof your career': https://lnkd.in/eaiTw4ti
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Combining global perspective with local expertise, we believe could be the key to making the right investment decisions. What works in Europe is different from what works in the U.K. or the U.S. Peter Beske Nielsen, Global Head of Private Wealth and Evergreen Solutions, explains our approach to seizing the opportunities and avoiding the pitfalls.
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Jean Eric Salata has been nominated to succeed founder Conni Jonsson as Chairperson of our Board in 2026. Conni Jonsson founded EQT in 1994, with a goal to build a differentiated private capital firm based on the Wallenberg family’s ethos of long-term investing and active ownership. More than three decades later, we have invested in over 650 portfolio companies and grown from our beginnings as a EUR 300 million Nordic-focused fund to today being the world’s second-largest private equity firm. Jean founded BPEA in 1997, leading its transformation into one of Asia’s most successful private markets firms. In 2022, BPEA and EQT merged, and since then, Jean has Chaired EQT Asia – a remit that spans Private Capital, Infrastructure, and Real Estate – while helping shape our global strategy as a member of the Executive Committee. Today, EQT Asia is a cornerstone of our platform, having deployed more than USD 35 billion of equity in over 180 transactions and raised some of the largest funds in the region’s history. “I am deeply honored and grateful for the trust placed in me as nominee to succeed Conni as Chairperson of EQT’s Board. Conni’s leadership over three decades has transformed EQT into one of the world’s leading investment firms, built on strong values, world-class talent, and a long-term commitment to delivering superior returns for our investors,” says Jean.
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From powering a satellite in 1958 at $3,000 per watt… to under $0.30 today. A 10,000-fold price drop has turned solar into the defining energy story of our time. Our latest interactive ThinQ piece talks through how solar went from niche experiment to global powerhouse and what that means for the future of energy. Explore the full story on ThinQ: https://lnkd.in/eR3Hvspa
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Solar’s affordability is opening new possibilities. What was once a luxury is quickly becoming a more widely available option. And as it becomes ever more affordable and easier to access, it’s not just transforming rooftops – it’s reshaping energy equity and expanding who gets to benefit from the renewable transition. Thanks to community solar programs, those who might have struggled to install panels on their own roofs can now tap into the savings of clean energy. Subscription models are also removing the biggest barrier of all: upfront costs.