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Healthcare-focused Quadria spots opportunities after raising hard-capThe Singaporean firm held the final close on Quadria Capital Fund II on $595m after raising its hard-cap from $500m, managing partner Abrar Mir tells PEI.
Three innovations in fund financeGrowing demands from GPs and investors have seen the market evolve rapidly in recent years.
Side Letter: Life after Abraaj, Eurazeo's credit line, CDPQ people moveVisit PEI later for a fundraising market update. Spoiler alert: it contains the phrase "post-crisis high"... again. In the meantime we catch up with a former Abraaj regional chief, reflect on the growing link between ESG and cost of capital and add some new funds to the private equity Hall of Fame. Here’s today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.
Side Letter: ESG-linked credit lines, PSERS' co-investments, LBO high pricingDutch bank ING appears to have worked out how to encourage better sustainable investing: peg a GP's credit line to its ESG performance. Here’s today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.
ING's ESG credit facility: Under the hoodPEI caught up with Fi Dinh, who led ING's first ESG-linked revolving credit facility, to discuss fund terms, interest rate calculations and sustainability targets.
ING sets ESG carrot and stick with capital call facilityThe bank provided a subscription credit facility for Singapore's Quadria Capital that pegs its interest rate to fund-level ESG performance.
KJK hits first close on third Balkan & Baltics fund – exclusiveThe firm – which was launched in 2010 by four former Danske Capital executives – gathered €138m for KJK Fund III en route to its €250m cap.
The price of Luxembourg's Brexit bonusThe Grand Duchy is a big beneficiary of Britain's decision to leave the EU, but locals are grumbling that life is not what it used to be.
Ex-Danske team seeks €250m for Baltics and Balkans – exclusiveKJK Fund III will target approximately 15 buyouts or growth deals in Balkan countries such as Romania, Croatia and Bosnia-Herzegovina and the three Baltic states.
APG’s CEO to join University of CaliforniaThe Dutch pension manager is losing Eduard van Gelderen to the $10bn university system, where he will be senior managing director of public equities investments.