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Commission urges PA pensions to reduce illiquids, create central investment office

Posted: 12/20/2018
Pennsylvania Public School Employees’ Retirement System, Pennsylvania State Employees’ Retirement System, private equity, pension fund, Joe Torsella

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A central investment office would create synergies for assets managed by Pennsylvania Public School Employees’ Retirement System and Pennsylvania State Employees’ Retirement System. And the agencies should revisit and reduce their allocations to illiquids because the asset class could cause problems during volatile periods. These recommendations were announced Dec. 20 by Rep. Mike Tobash (R-Pennsylvania), […]
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CalPERS staff calls for less transparency for proposed in-house PE program

Posted: 12/19/2018
Calpers, pension fund, private equity

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California Public Employees’ Retirement System’s two new proposed private equity vehicles would need to be less transparent than the rest of the pension system to be able to properly make private investments, according to investment staff at the system’s December meeting. General Counsel Matthew Jacobs said at the CalPERS board meeting this month that too […]
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Texas Municipal re-ups with Updata, closes year with $457 mln in PE commitments

Posted: 12/19/2018
Texas Municipal, Updata Partners, private equity, pension fund

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Texas Municipal Retirement System at its Dec. 6 meeting re-upped $50 million to Updata Partners’ sixth fund, targeting $300 million. The pension system, which started its PE program in late 2015, committed $457 million to 10 PE funds, 8.6 percent under its $500 million pacing for 2018. Eight commitments were re-ups while CapVest Partners and Main Post Partners were new relationships […]
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Rhode Island deepens relationship with Nautic Partners

Posted: 12/18/2018
Rhode Island State Investment Commission, Nautic Partners, private equity, pension fund, limited partners

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Rhode Island State Investment Commission at its Dec. 12 meeting re-upped $50 million to Nautic Partners’ ninth fund, targeting $1.25 billion. The re-up is substantially larger than its commitments to previous Nautic funds. The commission committed $20 million to each of Nautic’s fifth, sixth, seventh and eighth funds. “That’s the amount we have been commiting […]
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LP Commitment 4Q Review: Florida SBA commits $550 mln to PE

Posted: 12/18/2018
VCJ Venture Money Growth

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Public pensions tracked by Active LPs committed more than $2.3 billion to private equity funds during the fourth quarter of 2018. Florida State Board of Administration led the way, committing the most to private equity in the fourth quarter, according to our tallies. It committed $550 million across three funds: Hellman & Friedman IX, Gallatin […]
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Illinois Municipal backs Baring’s seventh fund

Posted: 12/17/2018
Illinois Municipal Retirement Fund, pension fund, private equity

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Illinois Municipal Retirement Fund at its Dec. 14 meeting re-upped $75 million to Baring Private Equity Asia’s seventh fund, targeting $5.5 billion. The pension system had committed $75 million to Baring’s sixth fund, which raised $3.9 billion in 2014. Baring invests in middle and large company buyouts in Asia. Its sixth fund will invest $300 […]
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Family offices seek the next PE superstars in new firms

Posted: 12/14/2018
private equity, family office

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Family offices invest in emerging managers because they see greater opportunity to build meaningful relationships. “Ours is not the family office to come to if you are KKR or TPG,” said Forrest Tempel, partner at Reynolds Capital Partners, who spoke on a family office panel at Buyouts Insider’s PartnerConnect Texas conference Dec. 12. Reynolds Capital invests $1 million to $20 million and could be […]
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PA PSERS backs billionaire Thomas Tull’s holding company with $100 mln

Posted: 12/13/2018
PA PSERS, private equity, pension fund

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Pennsylvania Public School Employees’ Retirement System is backing a billionaire who formed a holding company to invest in growing businesses. The system committed $100 million to Thomas Tull’s Tulco, which is targeting $150 million in its second funding round to make four to six investments. The holding company raised $36.5 million for its second funding round, which launched in July. This […]
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Texas Teachers’ sets out another $1 bln to back young managers

Posted: 12/13/2018
Teacher Retirement System of Texas, private equity, pension fund, Jerry Albright

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Teacher Retirement System of Texas hopes a $1 billion mandate will help promising GPs graduate from its emerging-manager program and transition into the regular portfolio. The pension fund has not yet committed to any managers out of the new program, called Emerging Managers Select, CIO Jerry Albright said during a keynote address at Buyouts Insider’s PartnerConnect […]
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CPPIB revamps C$80 bln PE program to extend global deal reach

Posted: 12/12/2018
CPPIB, Canada, Shane Feeney, pension fund, private equity

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Canada Pension Plan Investment Board, the world’s biggest institutional investor in private equity, is reorganizing its program to access a broader set of PE opportunities in a challenging market environment. The initiative was set in motion nine months ago, when Senior Managing Director Shane Feeney was appointed global head of PE. Feeney’s job, a new […]
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