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Slideshow: A Look at CalPERS's Top-Performing FundsThe California Public Employees' Retirement System is, as everybody knows, the nation’s largest public pension fund with $233.6 billion of assets as of March 31 (the latest figure available, reported today). It also has one of the industry's largest portfolios of private equity investments; its $33.2 billion Alternative Investment Management program represents 14.2% of its total assets. We thought it would be interesting to find some of the system's top-ranking funds, which it reports on its Web site. The list that follows is current through Sept. 30. Sponsors report mark-to-market values on their portfolios quarterly, and they have 120 days to provide the information to their investors, so there is a two-quarter lag before CalPERS reports individual fund performance to the public. This slide show is a countdown, presented ranked by investment multiple. (As a point of comparison, when sister publication Buyouts Magazine did its annual ranking of fund performance last fall, based on reports from multiple sponsors, we found that it required a 2.0 investment multiple to crack the top quartile.) We had one tie, at No. 8. There we ranked T3 Partners II LP higher than CVC European Equity Partners III LP because of its larger IRR.
- European People Briefs, May 2011
Octopus adds Davis; Ropes & Gray builds up its European office
- Altor, LD Equity Exit Investment in Aalborg Industries
Altor Equity Partners and LD Invest Equity will sell their stakes in environmental and energy company Aalborg Industries to Alfa Laval. Financial terms of the deal were not released. The two firms acquired Aalborg in 2005. Nordic private equity firm Altor Equity Partners was formed in 2003. Danish buyout shop LD Invest Equity focuses on small to mid-cap investments and was formed in 2004.
- Social networks present a growing security risk
Fewer security startups at RSA, though security problems persist
- peHUB Wire: Monday, January 4, 2010
Random Ramblings
- peHUB Wire: Monday, January 4, 2010
Random Ramblings
- Carnegie I-Bank Spinning Off Asset Management Biz
Carnegie Investment Bank, a Stockholm-based portfolio company of Altor Equity Partners and Bure Equity, said that it will spin off its asset management operations into an independent company. Altor and Bure would be the new company's "main owners."
- Sweden sells part of retail pharmacy monopoly
Altor, Investor AB and Priveq Investment among the buyers