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LAFPP commits up to $45m to private equityLos Angeles Fire & Police Pension System approves commitments to three different private equity funds.
Side Letter: Money in or money out?New data suggests NAV loans are rarely used to massage DPI. Plus: a $23 billion pension has tweaked its PE allocation to get ahead of potential liquidity challenges; and a Japanese buyout firm completes an MBO. Here's today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.
Euro vision: ILPA’s plans for EuropeThe Institutional Limited Partners Association’s new Europe head, Bart van Dijk, speaks five languages and enjoys interacting with people – attributes that will come in handy given the representative body’s growth plans for the region.
LAFPP commits $15m to Diversis CapitalLos Angeles Fire and Police Pensions System has made a new commitment to private equity.
Side Letter: Japan commitment competitionJapan's GPIF could make it even harder to access Japanese private equity funds. Plus: how other unlisted asset classes have fared amid tariff turmoil; and demand abounds for LP-led secondaries. Here's today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.
Side Letter: KKR's Gulf gambitKKR has launched a dedicated Middle Eastern investment team. Plus: ILPA appoints a sustainability specialist; and LACERS spies opportunity amid tariff turmoil. Here's today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.
Side Letter: Public vs privateA panel of asset management titans reckon public markets will outperform their private counterparts this year. Plus: Greenhill hires Mercury's former secondaries head; and Golding (finally) closes its debut PE impact fund. Here's today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.
Side Letter: CalPERS' PE plansImplementing a total portfolio approach will allow the US's largest public pension to put dollars to work where they're best used, says its head of PE. Plus: OMERS' new PE head has both IR and dealmaking skills and Oregon weighs up climate risk. Here's today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.
Side Letter: Consolidating for survivalPrivate wealth and sovereign giants are having an outsized impact on alternatives consolidation. Plus: how firms should navigate 'reverse CFIUS'. Here's today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.
Side Letter: EQT's next CEOEQT is eyeing new strategy launches and distribution channels after naming a successor to Christian Sinding. Plus: Astorg scraps its GP-led entry; and a fundraising record is broken in the Baltics. Here's today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.