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Hamilton Lane moves key man to AsiaEurope and Asia chief Juan Delgado-Moreira has relocated from London to steer the firm’s Asian business to growth in a ‘challenging’ business environment.
- Ohio PERS hires Hewitt EnnisKnupp
The $76bn pension’s previous alternatives consultants were Hamilton Lane for private equity and Townsend Group for real estate.
- Rhode Island hires Cliffwater for private equity
Pacific Corporate Group Asset Management formerly worked as the private equity consultant for the $7.9bn Rhode Island Public Employees' Retirement System.
- Bracing for the fundraising rush
BC Partners’ €4bn first close was a ray of light for GPs at last week’s EVCA Investors’ Forum in Geneva, especially those among the large crowd getting ready to raise a new fund.
- New Mexico SIC to hire StepStone
The $14bn oil and gas endowment has been slowly getting back into private equity investing after a placement agent scandal left its programme in limbo.
- Wisconsin commits $265m to private equity
The state’s board of investments, which oversees $83.8bn in assets, committed to Centerbridge Partners, Cortec Group, Excellere Capital and GTCR in the past few months.
- LPs have capital, big expectations, for managers
LPs at Wharton’s 2011 private equity conference said they will continue cutting back on GP relationships, and will consider making commitments to new managers who are good enough to replace existing relationships.
- FEATURE: Real estate Bondo
The legendary buyout firm TPG is going into property. Robin Marriott examines how the firm famed for deals such as Continental Airlines, is becoming a new force in private equity real estate. PERE Magazine September 2010 issue
- Washington commits $1.3bn to 5 GPs
The state pension giant, among the most active in the market with about $77bn in assets, has committed to KSL, Vestar, Lone Star, M3's Evergreen Real Estate fund and Sheridan Production Partners.
- StepStone replaces Hamilton Lane in Wisconsin
The Wisconsin state investment board, which manages $78bn in assets, has awarded StepStone a three year contract for private equity consulting services for $600,000 a year.