Disruptive Capital

Disruptive Capital Finance, the family office chaired by Edi Truell, has upped the target for its primary fund from £500m due to investor demand.

The family office chaired by Edi Truell is mulling a private equity vehicle open to third party investors.

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LPs will push for more transparency and customisation of their investments, liquidity will play a greater role but robo-advisors won’t negate the need for trust between LPs, GPs and service providers

Staying competitive on remuneration will take some creative thinking.

Pension pooling will not only reduce costs but allow UK pensions to hire people that can go toe-to-toe with private equity managers, argues Pension SuperFund creator Edi Truell.

Pension Investment Corporation, which was founded by Edi and Danny Truell and backed by JC Flowers, will be the third asset in CVC’s longer-hold Strategic Opportunities platform.

The new firm’s management team stands at six following the appointment of Alex Bayliss and John Naylor-Leyland as investment directors.

The Truell brothers have joined with other investors to provide funding to a fledgling technology group, Lysanda.