Who are Sixth Street's closest competitors? Their Tao Fund Seems pretty unqiue.

Unlike the other mega funds, Tao doesn’t do leveraged buyouts. It does, however, do just about everything else, including investing in the debt or equity of public and private companies, buying real estate, funding infrastructure projects and seeding new businesses in markets around the world. The fund has been most active recently in investments in rapidly growing companies and balance-sheet bolstering transactions such as a splashy $1 billion deal with home-rental startup Airbnb Inc.

https://www.wsj.com/articles/sixth-street-partners-amasses-one-of-the-largest-private-capital-funds-11597575600

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