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Side Letter: New Mexico's PE edgeNew Mexico State Investment Council is laser-focused on upping its private equity exposure. Plus: Oregon State Treasury lashes back at the ESG backlash and fund managers look further afield when fundraising. Here's today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.
Side Letter: VC's 50 largest GPs; Nordic's 19x home run; ESG exec enthusiasmOur colleagues at Venture Capital Journal have published their annual ranking of the world's 50 largest managers. Plus: Nordic Capital has enjoyed its best-ever private equity exit and why ESG executives must stay enthusiastic. Here's today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.
Menlo Ventures raises $500mThe US-based firm has closed its 15th venture capital vehicle.
WSIB approves $750m in commitmentsThe US public pension has backed three global private equity funds.
- Menlo Ventures raises $450m
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- Francisco Partners in $240 million take private
The company will acquire Procera Networks
- Washington State commits $400m to PE and VC
The State Investment Board committed to two private equity funds and one venture capital fund.
- LP PROFILE - Washington State Investment Board
LP PROFILE 2007-03-01 Staff Writer Head office Tel: +1 360 956 46002100 Evergreen Park DriveFax: +1 360 956 4780P.O. Box 40916www.sib.wa.govOlympia, WA 98502USAASSETS / FUNDS UNDER MANAGEMENT$63 billionYEAR FIRST INVESTED IN PRIVATE EQUITY1981ALLOCATION TO PRIVATE EQUITY / ALTERNA
- Intel ‘certain’ on mobile TV(3)
The investment arm of the semiconductor giant has gained footholds in a variety of mobile TV technologies around the world, and it’s betting that they can combine to make a solution that will become ubiquitous in just a few years. Dave Keating reports.
- Intel ‘certain’ on mobile TV(2)
The investment arm of the semiconductor giant has gained footholds in a variety of mobile TV technologies around the world, and it’s betting that they can combine to make a solution that will become ubiquitous in just a few years. Dave Keating reports.