Private equity leaders Thoma Bravo’s Holden Spaht and Anastasia Titarchuk will convene at NEXUS 2026 (February 22-25 in Orlando) to dissect the shifting dynamics between general partners (GPs) and limited partners (LPs). The session, part of PEI Group’s flagship event, will explore how market volatility and investor expectations are redefining partnership strategies. Spaht and Titarchuk, known for their expertise in capital markets, will share insights on aligning incentives, navigating regulatory shifts, and optimizing deal pipelines in a fragmented landscape.

The discussion arrives amid growing scrutiny of GP-LP relationships, driven by record capital inflows and heightened liquidity demands. As LPs increasingly prioritize transparency and ESG integration, GPs face pressure to balance performance with accountability. The session will also address how emerging trends—such as secondary market activity and co-investment structures—are reshaping traditional partnership models. Both executives emphasize the need for proactive communication to mitigate misaligned incentives and foster long-term collaboration.

NEXUS 2026, held at the JW Marriott Orlando, Grande Lakes, will serve as a hub for such critical conversations. With over 1,200 attendees expected, the event underscores the private equity community’s focus on adapting to macroeconomic headwinds. Spaht and Titarchuk’s participation highlights the industry’s recognition of the need for structural reforms in GP-LP governance. Their analysis will likely influence how firms approach fundraising, fee structures, and risk-sharing frameworks in 2026 and beyond.

This collaboration between two seasoned executives signals a broader trend: private equity stakeholders are prioritizing strategic alignment over transactional relationships. By spotlighting these evolving dynamics, NEXUS 2026 aims to equip investors and managers with tools to navigate an increasingly complex market. The session’s outcomes could set precedents for how capital is deployed and managed in the next phase of private equity’s evolution.