Private-Equity Assets Stuck in ‘Zombie Funds’ Are at a Record High
The net asset value of U.S. private-equity assets held in funds at least a decade old reached an all-time high of $348.5 billion at the end of 2025, according to PitchBook — roughly 3.5 times the 2015 figure. Funds that can no longer sell their remaining positions leave limited partners without liquidity and general partners without a path to wind-up.
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A profile of AiCure, acquired by Vive, covering the company’s AI and computer-vision platform for verified patient data, its work with seven of the ten largest pharmaceutical companies, and its expansion beyond medication adherence.
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