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Whether your private equity programme is gearing up for the first pitch or already in the seventh innings, there’s a place for secondaries on the roster.
Large and mega-funds in the sector have, on average, deployed just $111bn of the $572bn raised over the past five years.
Private equity accounted for 18% of the pension’s C$326.5bn assets as of 30 June.
The $971m GPFG’s current exposure is limited to unlisted companies that intend to seek listing on a recognised marketplace.
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Wealth managers have become ‘more risk tolerant of late’ and have sought more exposure to listed private equity stocks.
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The world’s third largest pension fund maybe going through turmoil, but its alternatives programme still looks inviting to fundraisers.
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The splintered UK public pension system has been amalgamated into eight funds. Rod James investigates how the new pools work and the way each will treat private equity.
Proposals suggest removing limits on unlisted securities and raising exposure to illiquid assets.
Stellar returns have driven a huge amount of capital to technology-related investments.
Ted Eliopoulos cited controversies over fee transparency and its current governance system as the reason it may need to shrink its private equity allocation.