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Study: European PE and VC outperforms other regionsEuro-denominated European private equity and venture capital funds recorded an internal rate of return of 8.3 percent for the first quarter.
- Study: UK pension funds should tap secondaries for growth
Cambride Associates' report says secondaries can be an attractive sub-strategy due to their accelerated liquidity profile.
- Study: 2014 a record year for capital distributions to LPs
Fund managers returned $153.5 billion to their LPs last year, beating the previous record set in 2013 by 14%.
Venture capital distributions set 14-year record last yearVenture capital distributions set a 14-year record last year with more money and stock going back to LPs than in any year other than 2000.
- New Jersey pension fund hires new PE consultant
The NJ Division of Investment entered a five-year contract with TorreyCove
South Carolina goes down under with A$150 mln commitmentThe South Carolina Retirement System Investment Commission committed A$150 million ($115.9 million) to Australian private equity firm Pacific Equity Partners at its June 18-19 meeting, spokesman Danny Varat said in an email.
Chart of the week: Europe, Asia funds generate strong returns for ILPA members over last 10 yearsEurope and Asia private equity and venture capital funds produced surprisingly strong returns for members of the Institutional Limited Partnership Association over the last 10 years, while North American funds have also done well.
Jobs of the week: Drum Capital, William Blair, Cambridge and Pimco are hiringThis week's jobs include a director of private equity investor relations at Drum Capital and a healthcare investment banking vice president at William Blair. Also, Cambridge Associates is seeking an investment director while Pimco is looking to hire a compliance officer.
ILPA taps CEB veteran to replace long-time chief Jeramaz-LarsonPeter Freire, a long-time veteran at CEB (formerly Corporate Executive Board), has some big shoes to fill.
- Study: Co-investments can outperform private funds
Investors can gain high returns for lower costs through co-investments - if they have done their homework