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Schroders Capital: Historic underweighting to US leaves us in good positionThe asset manager, which has a $21bn private equity portfolio, was 'too little bullish' on the US over the last decade, global PE head Rainer Ender tells PEI.
Side Letter: Benchmarking bluesAn infallible private markets benchmark continues to elude LPs. Plus: tariff uncertainty isn't inspiring European LP-led secondaries. Here's today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.
Canada's HOOPP: Europe 'more interesting' amid tariff tensionsThe $88bn pension system is 'exercising a degree of caution' in the US, according to head of global PE Lori Hall-Kimm.
Tenstorrent rakes in over $693m Series DSamsung Securities and AFW Partners led the round.
AIMCo’s private market expansion was ‘excuse’ for leadership purgeA large share of AIMCo costs deemed excessive by government authorities were incurred to ramp up the pension system’s exposure to alternative assets, sources said.
Fintech platform Koho secures C$86m in Series D extensionThe round values the company at C$800 million.
Overseas LPs seek to emulate Brookfield partnerships with ‘Maple 8’Brookfield partnerships formed with Canadian pensions years ago is 'a playbook and a foundation for what we’re doing now to grow around the world,' Craig Noble, CEO of alternative investments, says.
Side Letter: PEI Awards – vote now; LP Perspectives 2023; Gensler's private fund ambitionsDon't miss your chance to vote in this year's PEI Awards. Plus: Our latest LP Perspectives survey reveals how investors are thinking about the asset class next year; and why the SEC's private funds proposals may lose some of their bite. Here’s today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.
AIMCo PE funds chief heading to HOOPPLP job shifts that began during the so-called Great Resignation in the wake of the global pandemic have continued even as the market has soured.
- LionBird wraps up third fund at $85m, HOOPP invests
With the new vehicle, LionBird will invest in 15 to 20 early-stage companies within its core theme of digital health.