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Kansas backs TA and Platinum Equity

Posted: 03/28/2019
Kansas Public Employees Retirement System, Kristen Basso, private equity, pension fund,

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Kansas Public Employees Retirement System at its March meeting made $150 million in commitments to private equity and real estate funds. Board commitments include: $50 million to TA Associates’ 13th fund, targeting $7.5 billion; $50 million to Platinum Equity Capital Partners V, targeting $8 billion, according to a person with knowledge of the system. KPERS […]
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Vermont considers commitments to small buyout fund from Siguler Guff

Posted: 03/26/2019
Vermont Pension, private equity

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Vermont Pension Investment Committee at its March meeting recommended $150 million in private equity commitments for 2019. VPIC is considering expanding its relationship with global private equity investment firm HarbourVest with a $100 million commitment to its Dover Street X fund. HarbourVest has been the only fund that VPIC has invested in since the system […]
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Private Eye: Liberty Partners captive program may offer cautionary tale for CalPERS

Posted: 03/26/2019
private equity, mergers, M&A

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A trio of CalPERS investment-committee members this month objected to a plan to create two captive private equity funds, and the experience of sister state pension Florida State Board of Administration suggests they’re right to have concerns. Such programs don’t always work out as advertised. Under the proposed plan, approved in concept by the committee in […]
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Chicago Teachers’ commits $40 mln to emerging managers, including first-timer P4G

Posted: 03/25/2019
Chicago Teachers’ Pension Fund, private equity, pension fund, diversity

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Chicago Teachers’ Pension Fund committed $40 million to four emerging managers, adding to the number of minority-owned and women-owned firms in its PE portfolio. The $10.8 billion pension fund committed $10 million each to AUA Private Equity Partners, Estancia Capital Management, P4G Capital Associates and PiPV Capital. AUA and Estancia qualify as Hispanic-owned businesses, P4G is […]
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NYC Pensions, which has seen rise in PE performance, pledged $855 mln in Q4

Posted: 03/22/2019
NYC Pensions, pension fund, private equity

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New York City Pension Plans committed $855 million to private equity funds in Q4 2018 and the start of 2019, backing longtime partners KKR and Warburg Pincus as well as a smaller manager and a secondaries fund. The five city pensions collectively manage $197.3 billion in assets, with a 6.5 percent aggregate allocation to PE. The […]
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Nebraska considers bet on NEA’s largest fund to date

Posted: 03/22/2019
Nebraska Investment Council, pensions, private equity, New Enterprise Associates, venture capital

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Public pensions usually don’t get access to top performing venture capital funds. But Nebraska doesn’t have that problem. Nebraska Investment Council said at its March meeting that it was considering investing in New Enterprise Associates’ flagship fund. The council, which manages $27 billion in assets across 32 investment programs, has a current relationship with NEA. In […]
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Nebraska backs Rockwood XI, which offers fee discounts for certain LPs

Posted: 03/21/2019
Nebraska Investment Council, private equity, pension fund

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Nebraska Investment Council at its March meeting committed $40 million to Rockwood Capital’s 11th fund. Rockwood XI invests in real estate in the U.S. and focuses on “office and other workspace, multifamily residential, retail and hotel assets.” Fund XI is targeting $1.25 billion, Nebraska board documents show. NIC previously invested in Rockwood funds. In 2012, it […]
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Minnesota forms new relationship with Arsenal, pledges $650 mln to PE

Posted: 03/20/2019
Minnesota, private equity, Blackstone, Advent International, Arsenal Capital Partners

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Minnesota State Board of Investment at its March meeting approved $650 million in commitments to new and existing private equity funds. MSB has $4.8 billion in PE assets, which amounts to 7 percent of its portfolio, the system’s 2018 annual report shows. The board re-upped with some current managers like Blackstone Group, Advent International, Summit Partners […]
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Illinois Teachers backs Astorg, Grain, Siris and TSG

Posted: 03/19/2019
Illinois teachers, TRS, private equity, Astorg, TSG

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Teachers’ Retirement System of Illinois committed $318 million to private equity funds spanning communications and consumer sectors. The system at its March meeting also made $500 million of pledges to real estate funds. TRS’s PE portfolio grew to $6.8 billion and makes up 13.2 percent of its equity asset class, its fiscal 2018 year-end summary shows. Board commitments […]
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Louisiana Teachers’ makes big bet on European, North American real estate

Posted: 03/18/2019
Louisiana TRS, real estate, private equity, blackstone, rockpoint

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Teachers’ Retirement System of Louisiana at its March meeting committed $125 million in private market investments, documents from the system’s investment adviser, Hamilton Lane, show. TRSL commitments include: $75 million to Blackstone Group’s Real Estate Partners Europe VI, targeting €8 billion ($9 billion). $50 million to Rockpoint Group’s Real Estate Fund VI, targeting $3 billion. Hamilton Lane told the […]
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