Carlyle Group, headquartered in Washington, disclosed that it had $97 billion in available capital for the second quarter, the highest since nearly four years. The buyout firm continued to benefit from record capital at its disposal to invest.

During the quarter Carlyle invested $14.3 billion in new opportunities. Inflows rose to $16.8 billion, driven by activity across all segments. A key portion—$5 billion—was earmarked for the next vintage U.S. buyout fund within its global private‑equity segment.

Momentum also persisted in its Alp Invest secondaries and portfolio‑finance strategy, while the firm closed three new‑issue U.S. collateral‑loan obligations and expanded reinsurance activity in its global credit segment.

These results underscore Carlyle’s robust pipeline and disciplined capital deployment, positioning it to capture attractive opportunities in private equity, secondary markets, and credit as it continues to grow its distributable earnings.