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Carmela Mendoza
Carmela Mendoza is a senior reporter for Private Equity International. Based in PEI Media’s London office, she covers Asia-Pacific and Europe for both PrivateEquityInternational.com and PEI magazine. A graduate of Ateneo de Manila University, Carmela joined PEI in 2015 from a digital agency in Singapore where she worked on government websites and publications covering business, trade and industry, transport, and social development.
Oregon pension: cross-fund investments are ‘highly conflicted’
Industry trends such as GPs making pre-emptive bids and the rise of cross-fund investments are signals of late cycle behaviour, according to the $101bn Oregon State Treasury.
Brookfield makes over 30% GP commitment to latest PE fund
The asset manager is targeting up to $9bn for its fifth flagship private equity vehicle.
Cambridge: Tech deals drive PE outperformance in H1 2018
The recent dip in public-market tech companies is likely to affect future valuations, according to Cambridge Associates.
UK pension group makes $2.6bn foray into PE
LGPS Central, which manages assets of nine UK pensions, joins Northern Pool and Local Pensions Partnership in setting up a dedicated private equity fund.
Has private equity lost its ‘edge’?
A paper estimates US private equity will return less than 100bps more than US stock market returns for the next five to 10 years.
Stapled deal helps $4.6bn TPG Asia VII over the line
A roughly $1bn secondaries deal with Lexington Partners has helped the firm secure a final close above its target.
How TSG’s $4bn consumer fund stacks up to peers
The firm is among a crop of managers that has about $77bn to put to work in the consumer-related sector.
Altor’s €2.5bn haul extends strategy to DACH region
German-speaking Europe has become part of the firm's core investment focus with the 'one-and-done' close on Altor Fund V.
SoftBank’s Son: ‘No need to rush’ on second Vision Fund
Fifteen months after launching the $100bn tech fund, SoftBank Group founder Masayoshi Son stance on raising successor funds every two years may be softening.
Danish pensions seed $740m sustainable development fund
The Danish SDG Investment Fund will invest in companies focused on renewables, water, financial services and agribusiness.
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