Investor Commitments

The special situations investment shop is expected to invest in fewer than 20 companies.

A handful of big-name deals pushed GP-led processes into the mainstream in 2017, but questions around their planning and execution will dominate discourse going into 2018.

The US’s largest public pension decreased its overall expense costs by $170m during the fiscal year ended 30 June, up from $67m of savings last year.

A low interest rate environment and growth in pension fund money continue to fuel to South Korean LPs' expansion into alternatives.

According to a survey of LPs by placement agent Probitas Partners, declining interest in China is driving a drop-off across emerging markets.

One-third of limited partners are willing to pay for deals where they are not an existing fund investor, according to a survey by Asante Capital Group.

Investors still have a strong appetite for private equity despite concerns about debt and the funding of weak managers.

Investors are waking up to the appeal of long-life fund structures, a report has found.

The Canadian pension giant is well positioned for China’s long-term oriented market development, according to chief executive Mark Machin.

CalPERS is reviewing its strategy of consolidating PE commitments into fewer managers. What will that mean for the industry?