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KPMG Pulse of Private Equity Q3'26 (published October 2026): KPMG Private Enterprise's quarterly analysis of global private equity deals, exits and fundraising across the Americas, US, EMA and ASPAC, based on PitchBook data as of 30 September 2026.
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KPMG Pulse of Private Equity Q3'26 (published October 2026): KPMG Private Enterprise's quarterly analysis of global private equity deals, exits and fundraising across the Americas, US, EMA and ASPAC, based on PitchBook data as of 30 September 2026.
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Cover of KPMG's quarterly analysis of global private equity activity, dated October 2026, with the kpmg.com/PulseofPE link.
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Gavin Geminder's introduction: selectivity dominated Q3'26, with $1.5T invested YTD, the Americas at $854.6B (US $793.4B), EMA $521.3B, ASPAC $137.8B, exit value $985.2B across only 2,200 exits, and energy on pace for a record $243.3B.
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Lists four themes: continued selectivity across deals, exits and fundraising; the AI ecosystem; energy investment; and industrial manufacturing, with a note that all figures are PitchBook data as of 30 September 2026.
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Contents page linking About the authors (p5), Spotlight (p6), Global (p10), Americas (p31), US (p46), EMA (p59), ASPAC (p76), KPMG firms' PE practice (p91) and About the report (p92).
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Profiles of the four lead authors: Gavin Geminder (Global Private Capital Leader), Donald Zambarano (Americas), Tilman Ost (Global Private Capital Advisory / EMA) and Andrew Thompson (Asia Pacific, Singapore).
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Section opener for the carve-out spotlight feature.
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Global carve-out value reached $182.2B across 1,254 deals by end-Q3'26, on track for the second-strongest year after 2021; LTM value $247.7B (from $249.6B in Q2), with the Americas at $125.5B LTM and EMA $92.7B across 883 deals.
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ASPAC set an LTM carve-out record of $23.4B (up from $20.5B) across 131 deals, and energy reached a record $56.6B in carve-out value across 144 deals; quote from Javier Rodriguez Gonzalez on corporates divesting healthy businesses.
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Automotive carve-outs hit a five-year high of $8.3B (40 deals) partly driven by defense repurposing; carve-outs expected to keep growing with AI as a value-creation lever; quote from Paul Pan on 'mini-carve-outs' used to return DPI.
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Section divider: global PE-announced four-quarter sums were $2.2T across 20,362 transactions in Q3'26.
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Global PE investment reached $1.5T YTD, on pace for the third-best year after 2021 and 2025, while 14,650 deals is the slowest pace since 2020; LTM value $2.2T (from $2.4T) and LTM volume 20,362, the lowest since Q1'21; ASPAC on track for its best year since 2021.
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Energy and natural resources hit $243.3B, near a record; industrial manufacturing reached $122.6B against its 2021 record of $163.3B; exit value was $985.2B across just 2,200 exits, with LTM exits at $1.4T but only 3,295 exits, the lowest since Q1'21; Gavin Geminder quote on energy.
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Expects highly selective investment focused on AI-relevant sectors (infrastructure, energy, industrial tech, healthcare), take-privates and carve-outs, soft concentrated fundraising, and exits needing sell-side valuation resets.
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Global PE deal value by year: $1,352.0B (2020), $2,536.6B (2021), $2,058.5B, $1,559.5B, $1,847.9B, $2,311.5B (2025) and $1,551.0B YTD 2026 plus $662.2B LTM; add-on value $461.4B YTD plus $187.0B LTM versus $704.2B in 2025.
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Quarterly LTM global deal value peaked at $2,547.3B in Q1'22, rebuilt to $2,404.3B in Q1'26 and slipped to $2,213.2B in Q3'26 as deal count fell to about 20,000.
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Global PE deal forecasts for 2026 by quarter, comparing actual deal value with optimistic, midline and pessimistic scenarios (Q4 only has scenario bars), with a note on the re-specified forecasting model.
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Global median buyout size reached $101.7M and PE growth $21.2M in 2026 YTD; average buyout size reached $725.5M versus $139.8M for growth deals.
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Sector mix of global PE deal count and value 2020 to 2026 YTD; TMT remains the largest slice at roughly a third of both count and value.
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Add-ons account for roughly 35 to 43% of global buyout counts but around two-thirds or more of buyout value each year from 2020 to 2026 YTD.
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Quarterly LTM global carve-out/divestiture value: peak $293.8B in Q2'21, trough $155.8B in Q3'23, and $247.7B in Q3'26 (from $250.0B in Q2'26) with roughly 1,750 deals.
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Quarterly carve-out value and count by region, showing Americas value around $125 to $135B, EMA near $90B with the highest deal count (about 900), and APAC rising to about $23B.
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Global PE contributions vs distributions 2020 to 2025 show roughly flat net cash flow, and the capital overhang chart shows $5B+ and $1B to $5B funds holding most dry powder (data as of 31 December 2025).
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Global exit mix by type: acquisitions are about 47% of exit count in 2026 YTD, while public listings take roughly a third of exit value, up from about a quarter in 2025.
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Quarterly LTM global exit value rose to $1,418.5B in Q3'26, the highest since 2022, while exit count dropped to about 3,300.
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Global median exit sizes in 2026 YTD: public listings $771.4M, buyouts $344.8M, acquisitions $212.6M; averages $2,774.0M, $1,057.6M and $978.3M respectively.
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Sector mix of global exit count and value; industrial manufacturing takes a markedly larger share of exit value in 2026 YTD (roughly a fifth).
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Global PE fundraising: $471.5B (2020), $663.3B, $574.5B, $670.7B (2023), $618.8B, $477.9B (2025) and $367.4B YTD 2026, with fund count falling from about 1,800 to roughly 500.
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Top 10 firms by AUM raised $50.7B YTD 2026 (vs $76.5B in 2025, peak $108.6B in 2021) while all other firms raised $316.7B (vs $401.4B).
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Global PE company inventory rose to about 34,000 companies in 2026 with a growing share held 3 to 8+ years, and AUM (dry powder plus NAV) reached roughly $6.1T at end-2025.
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Largest deals: Seattle Seahawks $9.6B buyout, Qube Holdings $8.2B, Baldwin Insurance Group $7.7B, DCC Energy $7.7B, Aypa Power $7.0B, PANTHERx Rare $7.0B, ATG Entertainment $6.0B, Integer Holdings $5.7B, Steadfast Group $5.4B, Accelerant Holdings $5.2B.
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Section divider: Americas PE-announced four-quarter sums were $1.2T across 9,414 transactions in Q3'26.
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Americas investment reached $854.6B across 6,845 deals; LTM fell from $1.4T to $1.2T; the US took $793.4B (6,223 deals), Canada $45.7B (424) and the rest $15.5B (198); quote from John Cho on Canada.
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Canada's investment summit and $50B Maple Fund, a more active Latin American deal market, AI and power infrastructure interest in Mexico, cautious exits ($426B across 947 exits; LTM count 1,401, lowest since Q3'20), and fintech in Latin America.
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Expects strong but selective investment in AI, digital infrastructure, energy and healthcare, optimism for Canada, and fintech/infrastructure in Latin America; quote from Jean-Pierre Trouillot on PE exits to local strategics.
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Americas deal value $854.6B YTD 2026 plus $354.5B LTM (2025: $1,322.4B; 2021 peak $1,472.5B); add-ons $252.2B YTD plus $103.6B LTM.
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Quarterly LTM Americas deal value peaked at $1,472.5B in Q4'21, recovered to $1,404.6B in Q1'26 and fell to $1,209.1B in Q3'26.
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Americas median buyout size $195.0M and PE growth $20.0M in 2026 YTD; average buyout $1,150.3M and growth $134.5M.
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Americas sector mix of deal count and value; energy and natural resources' share of value expands sharply in 2026 YTD while TMT still leads.
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Quarterly LTM Americas exit value: peak $912.2B in Q3'21, $772.6B in Q4'25 and $665.7B in Q3'26 (from $622.0B), with exit count falling to about 1,400.
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Americas median exit sizes in 2026 YTD: listings $1,899.2M, buyouts $912.5M, acquisitions $412.5M; averages $2,547.8M, $1,708.1M and $1,195.9M (listings n<30).
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Americas exit mix: acquisitions roughly 46% of count and close to half of value in 2026 YTD, with public listings around 17% of value.
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Americas sector mix of exits; industrial manufacturing's share of exit value jumps to roughly a quarter in 2026 YTD.
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Quarterly LTM Americas fundraising fell from $445.4B (Q3'23) to $304.9B in Q3'26, with fund count around 680.
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Americas fundraising by fund type: buyout funds are about 77% of count and nearly 90% of capital in 2026 YTD, with PE growth funds holding a larger count share.
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Seattle Seahawks $9.6B, Baldwin Insurance Group $7.7B, Aypa Power $7.0B, PANTHERx Rare $7.0B, Integer Holdings $5.7B, H&R REIT $4.8B, Crowe $3.0B, VTX Energy Partners $3.0B, CBIZ $3.0B and RWC Global $2.9B.
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Section divider: US PE-announced four-quarter sums were $1.1T across 8,535 transactions in Q3'26.
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US investment reached $793.4B across 6,223 deals (LTM down from $1.3T to $1.1T); liquidity is the central challenge; AI drives physical infrastructure demand and energy investment hit $138.1B, an eight-year high; Donald Zambarano quote on adaptation.
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US exit value $399.4B across 842 exits (LTM count 1,242, a six-year low); industrial manufacturing exits $106.05B; fundraising $221.4B across 350 funds, LTM $297.4B (22-quarter low), with $1B+ funds raising $185.1B.
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US deal value $793.4B YTD 2026 plus $314.9B LTM (2025: $1,181.9B); add-ons $231.9B YTD plus $94.5B LTM.
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Quarterly LTM US deal value peaked at $1,377.6B (Q4'21), reached $1,297.2B in Q1'26 and fell to $1,108.3B in Q3'26.
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US median buyout size $220.0M (down from about $250M in 2025) and growth $17.7M; average buyout $1,244.2M and growth $130.2M.
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US sector mix; energy and natural resources' share of deal value rises to roughly 18% in 2026 YTD.
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Quarterly LTM US exit value $626.1B in Q3'26 (from $580.6B; peak $859.3B in Q3'21), while exit count fell to about 1,240.
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US median exit sizes in 2026 YTD: listings $1,912.8M, buyouts $1,000.0M, acquisitions $470.0M; averages $2,652.3M, $1,856.0M and $1,333.5M.
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US exit mix: buyouts (secondary sales) exceed acquisitions in 2026 YTD exit count, at roughly 53% vs 44%.
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US sector mix of exits; industrial manufacturing reaches roughly 27% of exit value in 2026 YTD.
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Quarterly LTM US fundraising fell from $437.3B (Q3'23) to $297.4B in Q3'26, with fund count around 670.
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US fundraising by fund type: buyout funds take about 89% of capital in 2026 YTD while PE growth funds hold about a fifth of fund count.
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Section divider: EMA PE-announced four-quarter sums were $764.4B across 8,805 transactions in Q3'26.
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EMA investment $521.4B across 6,249 deals; LTM fell from $818.2B to $764.4B; UK investment $165B (LTM $234.2B, 1,510 deals), India $25.8B, Germany $58.1B across 615 deals; TMT $128.5B; Tilman Ost quote on value-creation-led deals.
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Industrial manufacturing $56.7B, infrastructure and transport $47.9B (558 deals), automotive $14.8B; exits $320.9B across 945 (LTM value $460.5B, a 17-quarter high); fundraising $92.2B across just 113 funds; outlook on ECB rate rises and exits.
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EMA deal value $521.4B YTD 2026 plus $243.0B LTM (2025: $784.3B; 2021: $813.3B); add-ons $177.2B YTD plus $71.9B LTM.
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Quarterly LTM EMA deal value rose to $818.2B in Q2'26 before easing to $764.4B in Q3'26, with count near 8,800.
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EMA deal mix by country; the UK's share of deal value rises to about 32% in 2026 YTD, ahead of Germany, France, Italy, Spain and India.
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EMA buyout deal size figures of $520.1M and $81.7M and PE growth figures of $118.7M and $22.5M in 2026 YTD (the median and average chart headings appear swapped on the slide).
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EMA sector mix; industrial manufacturing and infrastructure and transport take larger shares of value in 2026 YTD.
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Quarterly LTM EMA exit value rose to $460.5B in Q3'26 (peak $551.7B in Q4'21) while exit count fell to about 1,430.
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EMA exit mix by country; India takes about 27% and Germany about 20% of exit value in 2026 YTD.
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EMA median exit sizes: listings $445.4M, buyouts $299.0M, acquisitions $133.5M; averages $2,081.7M, $893.8M (acquisitions) and $753.7M (buyouts).
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EMA exit mix by type; buyouts are nearly half of exit count and listings around 30% of exit value in 2026 YTD.
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EMA exit mix by sector; TMT leads exit count while financial services and industrial manufacturing take large value shares in 2026 YTD.
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Quarterly LTM EMA fundraising peaked at $211.5B (Q2'24), troughed at $76.0B (Q1'26) and recovered to $108.2B in Q3'26, with fund count about 170.
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EMA fundraising by type; buyout funds hold about 77% of both fund count and capital in 2026 YTD.
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EMA fundraising by country; India's share of capital raised jumps to about 16% in 2026 YTD while the UK's share falls.
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DCC Energy $7.7B, ATG Entertainment $6.0B, ContiTech $4.9B, Mitie Group $4.1B, Bayer contraceptives unit $3.4B, Nestle Waters France $3.4B, Standard Life Assurance $2.7B, Bodycote $2.5B, McGill and Partners $2.0B, Goodwin Steel Castings $1.5B.
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Section divider: ASPAC PE-announced four-quarter sums were $181.4B across 1,504 transactions in Q3'26.
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ASPAC investment $137.8B across 1,109 deals, LTM a six-quarter high of $181.4B; Australia $42.9B across 295 deals (Qube $8.2B); China $30.9B across 297 deals; South Korea $11.5B across 128; Andrew Thompson quote on AI infrastructure competing with PE.
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Japan $29.1B across 260 deals (LTM $41.6B); exits $203.4B across 226, nearly double 2025's $110B, driven by $132.9B of listings; fundraising $23.8B across 42 funds, the slowest in over a decade.
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ASPAC deal value $137.8B YTD 2026 plus $43.6B LTM (2025: $148.7B; 2021: $198.5B); add-ons $25.8B YTD plus $8.3B LTM.
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Quarterly LTM ASPAC deal value climbed from $148.7B (Q4'25) to $181.4B in Q3'26, with deal count near 1,500.
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ASPAC deal mix by country; China's share of deal count rebounds to about 27% in 2026 YTD, alongside Australia, South Korea and Japan.
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ASPAC median buyout size $109.7M and growth $22.0M in 2026 YTD; average buyout $571.9M and growth $182.2M.
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ASPAC sector mix; TMT holds the largest share of deal value, about 36% in 2026 YTD.
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Quarterly LTM ASPAC exit value jumped from $129.2B in Q2'26 to $234.5B in Q3'26, while exit count eased to about 330.
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ASPAC median exit sizes: listings $880.3M, buyouts $223.8M, acquisitions $131.7M; averages $3,594.3M, $868.9M and $678.5M in 2026 YTD.
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ASPAC exit mix by type; public listings account for roughly two-thirds of exit value in 2026 YTD.
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ASPAC exit mix by sector; TMT represents roughly two-thirds of exit value in 2026 YTD.
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Quarterly LTM ASPAC fundraising fell from $82.5B (Q2'21) to a low of $31.8B (Q1'26) and stood at $40.8B in Q3'26 with about 65 funds.
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ASPAC fundraising by type; buyout funds' share of capital eases to about 64% in 2026 YTD from about 74% in 2025 as growth funds recover.
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Qube Holdings $8.2B, Steadfast Group $5.4B, Paraway Pastoral $3.0B, Plus ES $2.1B, Leopalace21 $1.7B, Lingxi Games $1.5B, SUNWODA EVB $1.2B, NOJA Power $1.0B, Luckin Coffee $1.0B, LOTTE Rental $900.3M.
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Describes KPMG's PE services across the investment lifecycle, citing 4,200+ professionals and 920+ KPMG partners.
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Methodology: PitchBook datasets, geographic assignment by target headquarters, definitions for deals, exits and fundraising, and the treatment of announced and in-progress deals.
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Contact details for Gavin Geminder, Tilman Ost, Jean-Pierre Trouillot, John Cho, Andrew Thompson and Donald Zambarano, plus acknowledgements for the KPMG publication team.
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It analyses global private equity activity through 30 September 2026: deal value and volume, deal sizes, sector and buyout-type mix, carve-outs, exits, fundraising, dry powder and portfolio inventory. It covers the world as a whole and then the Americas, US, EMA and ASPAC, with top-10 deal lists for each region and a spotlight feature on carve-outs.
Selectivity is the main theme. Global PE investment reached $1.5 trillion by the end of Q3'26, on pace for the third-best year on record, but deal volume (14,650) was on pace for the slowest year since 2020. Exit value was $985.2 billion across just 2,200 exits, and global fundraising was $367.4 billion. Energy and natural resources reached $243.3 billion, close to a record, helped by demand for AI power. Carve-outs reached $182.2 billion across 1,254 deals.
KPMG Private Enterprise publishes it every quarter through KPMG's global private capital practice. The Q3'26 edition came out in October 2026, led by Gavin Geminder, Donald Zambarano, Tilman Ost and Andrew Thompson, and uses data provided by PitchBook.
The report lists the $9.6B buyout of the Seattle Seahawks, the $8.2B take-private of Qube Holdings, the $7.7B deals for The Baldwin Insurance Group and DCC Energy, and the $7.0B secondary buyouts of Aypa Power and PANTHERx Rare as the largest deals globally.
Each regional section follows the same pattern: a photo divider with one headline statistic, an overview written as narrative, a 'Trends to watch' call-out, then a run of chart pages. Each chart page has a short action title stating the insight. Combo charts mix bars and lines, and 100% stacked columns show how the mix changes over time. Each section ends with a top-10 deals map. The repeated layout and the navigation bar make a 94-page report easy to scan.
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The original PDF is published by KPMG at https://assets.kpmg.com/content/dam/kpmgsites/xx/pdf/2026/10/kpmg-pe-pulse-q3-2026.pdf, and the series is listed at kpmg.com/PulseofPE.
Original quarterly report PDF published October 2026
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