Gregory Roth

Bumper-to-Bumper Traffic On The Fundraising Highway

For most cash-drained sponsors in a hurry to reach their targets in the first quarter, the fundraising highway has been frustratingly slow. Not much additional fresh capital has been available to widen the road, so bumper-to-bumper traffic is expected for a while.

New York City Taps Doñé to Manage Women And Minority-Owned PE Pledges

The New York City Bureau of Asset Management, which earlier this year added $500 million to the $6 billion that the city already had invested in women and minority-owned investment firms, named Alex Doñé as the bureau’s director of private equity in charge of emerging managers. The Bureau of Asset Management, part of the city’s comptroller’s office, is responsible for managing $115 billion

NYC Taps Doñé To Expand Women, Minority Program

Christine Pastore, New Jersey's Innovative PE Chief, Steps Down

Minnesota Board Pledges $625M To Four Funds

Five Questions With Marcelo Di Lorenzo, Managing Director and Head of 3i in Brazil

Report Card For Canada's Do-It-Yourself Market

Canadian pension funds continue to be among the most aggressive limited partners in taking control of their programs, and driving down their costs, through the use of co-investments and direct investments.

David Robinson's Admiral Capital Scores With Texas Teachers

David Robinson's Admiral Capital Scores With Texas Teachers

PSERS Plows $700 Million Into Four PE Funds