California State Teachers' Retirement System related stories
All articles and analysis
Four key trends in ESGThe past 12 months have shone a new light on what it means to be a responsible investor. Here are the ESG themes set to pick up steam in 2021.
Story of the Year: The best of PEI’s Friday LetterPEI’s editorial team tackled the climate crisis, racial inequality, tax avoidance and everything in between this year.
Side Letter: Vista's Sheth, Partners Group on pandemic pricing, a new GP seeding platformAssets that have proved their resilience in the pandemic will be worth paying up for, says Partners Group. Plus: Vista's Brian Sheth has left the building, a new platform for seeding firms and more. Here's today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.
Side Letter: Japanese LPs on ESG, PE's 'big moment', Sun Capital spin-offDespatches from our Responsible Investment Forum in Tokyo and the BVCA's annual summit. Plus: a new firm from Sun Capital execs and exclusive people moves in the advisory community. Here's today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.
Side Letter: The growing appeal of yuan-denominated funds, Advent's $2bn, CPPIB on first-timersAs globalisation gets eroded, the appeal of yuan-denominated funds will probably grow. Plus: Advent cements its position in Latin America, CPPIB cautions against raising a first-time fund, ILPA cautions against ignoring first-time vehicles and more. Here's today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.
Side Letter: OMERS' Redman leaves for Aberdeen, Oregon's PE clear out, CalSTRS commitmentsCongratulations to Mark Redman, who at the end of this month will step up to lead private markets activity for asset management giant Aberdeen Standard Investments. Elsewhere in the world of PE: Future Fund on why it does DD on its peers, Oregon gets ready to dump some of its portfolio and more on CalPERS future PE strategy. Here's today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.
CalSTRS makes $4.8bn in commitments in H1 2020The US pension has increased its pace of co-investments and added opportunistic debt.
Side Letter: CalSTRS and CPPIB on saving the planet; the rebirth of China Renaissance; a family office turns GPWe won't save the planet by dumping fossil fuel investments, say some of the world's biggest PE investors, we'll just hurt the funds. Elsewhere, a family office turns GP, a Chinese investment bank ups its PE game and new hires for ICG and Hayfin. Here's today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.
CalSTRS’ Ailman: Divestment does not bring about social changeThe pension fund's CIO told a virtual conference a period of transition is needed between fossil fuels and renewables.
