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Five tips for raising capital from South Korean LPsFundraising in South Korea requires resources, attentiveness and patience, though the country should prove to be fertile ground for the foreseeable future, writes Albert Jun, partner at Monument Group.
Korea Post seeks PE co-investment fund managersThe South Korean government agency is looking to commit up to $100m to two co-investment vehicles.
Side Letter: SoftBank's co-invest scheme; Apollo's latest deal; ILPA lobbies SECSoftBank's Masayoshi Son has secured permission for a co-investment scheme intended to bolster alignment of interest. Plus: the stars align for Apollo and ILPA is lobbying the SEC over GP disclosures. Here's today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.
Korea Post seeks domestic PE/VC fund managersThe South Korean government agency issues two RFPs at the same time for PE and VC managers, respectively.
Side Letter: JPMAM's growth entry; ICG's $40bn target; US-China chillsJPMorgan Asset Management has thrown its hat into the growth equity ring as demand for the strategy soars. Plus: what you need to know about Thailand's PE market (there's more than you think) and ICG has lofty fundraising ambitions. Here's today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.
Korea Post Insurance confirms $197m in commitmentsThe South Korean government agency has backed a pair of buyout funds.
Side Letter: PEP primed for deals, SoftBank's improved vision, CalPERS inquiryAustralia – like other markets around the world – is readying for a round of post-covid deal-making. Pacific Equity Partners is ready to the tune of A$2.5 billion. Plus: the CalPERS drama continues, SoftBank's revived Vision Fund and how to deal with an LP default. Here's today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.
Korea Post seeks domestic PEF managersThe South Korean government agency is looking to commit up to $170m to domestic PE funds.
Korea Post Insurance seeks secondaries private equity managersThe South Korean government agency is looking to commit up to $200 million to secondaries funds.
KIC looks West for venture investingThe sovereign wealth fund is opening its San Francisco office by Q3 to gain competitive advantages in alternative investments across North America, the chairman confirms.