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  • OPENED & CLOSED(3)
    PEI Staff- 4 January 2013

    OPENED & CLOSED 2007-11-01 Staff Writer OPENED & CLOSED FUNDS OPENED

  • OPENED & CLOSED(2)
    PEI Staff- 4 January 2013
  • Braemar closes second fund on $250m(4)
    Jennifer Harris- 4 January 2013

    New York firm Braemar Energy Ventures has raised $250 million for its second fund, which is more than 4 times the size of its predecessor.

  • Braemar closes second fund on $250m(3)
    Jennifer Harris- 4 January 2013

    New York firm Braemar Energy Ventures has raised $250 million for its second fund, which is more than 4 times the size of its predecessor.

  • OPENED & CLOSED
    PEI Staff- 4 January 2013
  • Braemar closes second fund on $250m(2)
    Jennifer Harris- 4 January 2013

    New York firm Braemar Energy Ventures has raised $250 million for its second fund, which is more than 4 times the size of its predecessor.

  • Bessemer will reduce carbon footprint(4)
    Jennifer Harris- 4 January 2013

    Bessemer Venture Partners will go ‘carbon neutral’ by the end of the year, a step few private equity or venture capital firms appear poised to take.

  • Bessemer will reduce carbon footprint(3)
    Jennifer Harris- 4 January 2013

    Bessemer Venture Partners will go ‘carbon neutral’ by the end of the year, a step few private equity or venture capital firms appear poised to take.

  • Bessemer will reduce carbon footprint(2)
    Jennifer Harris- 4 January 2013

    Bessemer Venture Partners will go ‘carbon neutral’ by the end of the year, a step few private equity or venture capital firms appear poised to take.

  • Environmental Capital raises $100m(4)
    Jennifer Harris- 4 January 2013

    Fledgling firm Environmental Capital Partners has secured $100 million from the New York Private Bank & Trust and its founders, which include private equity industry vets, a Yale School of Forestry professor and former New York Ranger Mike Richter.