Los Angeles Water & Power Employees Retirement Plan overview
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Investor Intentions: LADWP receives a private equity pacing plan
Los Angeles Water & Power Employees Retirement Plan received a private equity pacing plan recommendation from its investment consultant Stepstone Group.
LADWP commits $120m to Clearlake Capital Group
Los Angeles Water & Power Employees Retirement Plan splits the amount between two Clearlake funds.
Side Letter: Even more fundraising platforms
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Los Angeles Water & Power outlines PE pacing
The Los Angeles Water & Power Employees Retirement Plan has revealed its private equity pacing plan recommended by its investment consultant RVK.
LADWP approves $100m commitment
The US public pension has backed a diversified North American buyout fund.
LADWP approves $250m in commitments
The US public pension has backed two diversified buyout funds targeting North America and Western Europe.
LADWP approves $200m in commitments
The US public pension has backed two diversified private equity funds.
LADWP approves $100m commitment
The US public pension has backed Genstar Capital's ninth buyout fund.
Los Angeles Water & Power Employees Retirement Plan contact information
Offices
111 North Hope Street, Room 357, Los Angeles, 90012, United StatesContacts
| Name | Job title | Location | |
|---|---|---|---|
Key Contact Mr. Jeremy Wolfson | Job titleChief Investment Officer | LocationLos Angeles, United States | Email  ------- |
| Ms. Natasha Gameroz | Job titleInvestment Officer | LocationLos Angeles, United States | Email ----- |
| Mr. Benjamin Korman | Job titleInvestment Officer | LocationLos Angeles, United States | Email ------ |
| Ms. Linda Le | Job titleRetirement Plan Manager | LocationLos Angeles, United States | Email ----------- |
Los Angeles Water & Power Employees Retirement Plan fund commitments
Known fund commitments: 84
| Fund | Manager | Commitment date | Commitment size |
|---|---|---|---|
Manager ----------- | Commitment dateApr 2026 | Commitment size$70m | |
Manager ------ | Commitment dateDec 2024 | Commitment size ---------- | |
Manager ----------- | Commitment dateSep 2025 | Commitment size ----- | |
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