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MainePERS proposes $100m to private equity

MainePERS proposed two new commitments to private equity.

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MainePERS make $50m commitment

The Augusta-based pension has committed to Tenex Capital Management's fourth fund.

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MainePERS strengthens partnership with Summit Partners and Ares

The US pension commits $95m across two private equity vehicles.

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MainePERS strengthens partnership with GTCR and SLR Capital

The US public pension has backed GTCR and SLR Capital Partner's latest funds.

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MainePERS confirms $125m commitment

The US public pension has backed Angelo Gordon's fifth credit fund.

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Side Letter: PE's fossil fuel engagement; MainePERS' allocation cuts; Mercury's A$1bn

Welcome back! We hope you had a restful break. In today's brief, Capital Dynamics explains why net-zero pledges and fossil fuel investments don't need to be mutually exclusive. Plus: MainePERS takes the rare step of proposing an allocation decrease for private equity. For our valued subscribers only.

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MainePERS confirms $120m in commitments

The US public pension has backed two private equity vehicles.

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MainePERS confirms $168m in commitments

The US public pension has backed a trio of private equity funds.

Maine Public Employees Retirement System contact information

Offices

marker icon139 Capitol Street, Augusta, 04330, United States
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Contacts

NameJob titleLocationEmail
Key Contact
user imageMr. Jim Ackor
Job titleManaging Director, Head of Private Equity
LocationAugusta, United States
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Key Contact
user imageMr. James Bennett
Job titleChief Investment Officer
LocationAugusta, United States
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Key Contact
user imageMr. Scott A. Lupkas
Job titleDeputy Chief Investment Officer
LocationAugusta, United States
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user imageMr. James Ackor
Job titleManaging Director, Investments
LocationAugusta, United States
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Maine Public Employees Retirement System fund commitments

Known fund commitments: 158

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Commitment dateNov 2023
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Commitment dateJun 2025
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Commitment dateJun 2026
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LPs must favour rifles over muskets in 2026

Returns compression and a wider gulf between top- and bottom-decile funds could prompt LPs to become more selective in the year ahead.

Side Letter: More bang; less buck?

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LPs cool slightly on emerging managers

Amid a muted exit environment, fewer investors are looking to back new funds, as the focus stays on more established GPs.

OTPP: GPs should consider ‘early wins’ to deliver liquidity

Fund managers ‘don’t need to wait for the perfect, full potential exit,’ senior managing director Cindy Yan tells PEI.

Side Letter: Snow ploughs needed

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Side Letter: 'It ends badly'

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Side Letter: 'Naive' alts allocations

GIC and JPMAM propose a radical new approach to alternatives portfolio construction. Plus: Brookfield is back with its next flagship; and an Asian pension giant wants more secondaries exposure. Here's today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.