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Question: Kenneth Worthington - JPMorgan Chase & Co - Analyst
: I wanted to maybe dig into the build-out of insurance. Can you talk about your view on balance sheet heavy versus balance sheet light? I think the
preference has generally been partnerships and balance sheet light. You called out a number of times you don't want to be an insurance company.
What would you want or need to see in something more balance sheet heavy that might change your mind in terms of what could be a good fit
for TPG.
Is it size? Is it price? Is it all the above? Is there some other nuance on mix that ultimately makes a different structure a good idea for TPG?
Question: Alexander Blostein - Goldman Sachs Group Inc - Analyst
: Maybe going back to Glenn's question around private equity. Obviously, very impressive on raising numbers with the first close here. I was hoping
you could help us think through how you might sort of think about the ultimate size of these funds now, I think, like in the past, you talked about
40% to 50% typically comes in, in the first close of the 9 that you raised potentially puts you quite above, I think, than certainly prior funds, but also
maybe what we were thinking before.
And then also, Jack, maybe just kind of walk us through the P&L impact on management fees in the third quarter as you started to earn management
fees and lease funds and perhaps any step-down things we need to consider.
Question: Bill Katz - Cowen and Company LLC - Analyst
: Just you mentioned the sort of flywheel accelerating to the second half of the year and great to see the significant jump in AUM not yet paying
fees, -- how quickly do you think you can sort of deploy that $30 billion? And then the second part of the question is, I think you mentioned a
significantly high level of revenues on that. How much incremental margin might be against that incremental revenue?
Question: Brian Bedell - Deutsche Bank AG - Analyst
: Great if I can squeeze in a 3-parter on the impact platform.
Question: Brian Bedell - Deutsche Bank AG - Analyst
: At least I'm telling you it's 3 before. All related, but just, I guess, the fundraising pipeline on the impact platform and the 3-quarter is first RISE, looks
like that's 70% invested. So commentary on the next vintage there. Secondly, the climate franchise, Rice Climate on 80% invested. It looks like on
your front tables.
And so if you can wrap together the -- I know there's a bundling of the Global South initiative with the last final close of Rise Climate 2 coming in.
So just if you can update us on the timing of the incremental fund raise there. And then just three, just the Tangen strategies to the impact platform
by climate infrastructure, for example, expectations of that into '26.
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Question: Kyle Voigt - Keefe Bruyette & Woods Inc - Analyst
: Maybe just a question on the 401(k) opportunity. So now that you're adding more breadth to your semi-liquid product suite, just wondering how
you're thinking about addressing the 401(k) opportunity if that market begins to potentially open up more to private investments over time?
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