Brazilian alternative asset manager Patria and minority partner Ashmore agreed to sell one of Colombia’s largest solar parks to power generator Isagen for an undisclosed amount

Fortress Investment Group has appointed regional heads of private wealth for Europe and Japan as the alternative asset manager seeks to cater to rich clients outside the US for the first time

Phygitals has blown past half a billion dollars in GMV, with eight figures in assets under management. We started by building our own consumer product. That became the blueprint for the infrastructure we now provide to other companies entering the space through the most advance APIs, SDKs and iFrames. Building it ourselves meant working through the whole experience: sourcing inventory, pricing assets, providing liquidity, recording ownership and fulfilling physical orders. We brought those pieces together through an API so our partners can build their own products without having to solve every operational problem from scratch. Today, that infrastructure powers collectibles experiences for companies valued in the billions, with products live and more partner launches ahead. When someone opens a pack, sells a card back or requests the physical item, Phygitals handles the infrastructure behind that experience end to end. Our ambition is to make Phygitals the default infrastructure and liquidity provider for this market. Repacks gave us the starting point. What we’re building can support a much broader range of alternative asset products. There’s a lot more happening behind the scenes, including projects we’ve been working on for close to a year to improve consumer and infra... we can’t wait to unveil what’s next. On to $1B.

From becoming one of the youngest partners at Goldman Sachs to leading @TPG as CEO, Jon Winkelried has navigated some of the most significant shifts in finance over the past three decades. On Talks at GS, he reflects on the lessons that shaped his career and TPG's evolution into one of the world's leading alternative asset management firms: