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Report: NSSF to boost private equity investment in 2010Assets under management at China’s National Social Security Fund are predicted to rise to RMB1trn in 2010, meaning its 10% allocation to private equity will stretch to RMB1bn.
- Another SWF comes on board
Korea Investment Corporation’s move into private equity is good news for GPs in a fundraising drought.
- CDH Fund IV raises $500m for first close
The China-focused private equity firm has raised just over a third of its $1.4bn target.
- Korean pension to up overseas exposure to alternatives
South Korea’s National Pension Service will reportedly resume its overseas investments from next month and increase its investments in overseas alternative assets.
- Report: Korean pension to up overseas exposure to alternatives
South Korea’s National Pension Service will reportedly resume its overseas investments from next month and increase its investments in overseas alternative assets.
- Report: Chinese pension wants exposure to foreign private equity
China’s National Social Security Fund, which started backing Chinese fund managers last year, is reportedly seeking permission to commit capital to foreign private equity firms as it looks to diversify its portfolio.
- China works to draft rules for domestic LPs
In an effort to encourage private equity and venture firms to establish funds based in RMB, the Chinese government is drafting rules and regulations that would allow various types of institutions in China to become investors in private equity funds.
- Chinese pension to increase relationships
China’s RMB563bn national pension fund will reportedly back at least three to five private equity fund managers in 2009 as it looks to build its private equity portfolio. It is also set to increase its exposure to direct investments in state-owned enterprises.
- CITIC Capital raises $500m for second China fund
The alternative investment firm has a held a first close on its second buyout fund, the final target for which is undisclosed.
- Haitong teams with Fortis on RMB3bn fund
The China-focused joint venture between the Belgian and Chinese firms has already garnered commitments of about RMB2bn for its second fund focused on growth capital and pre-IPO investments.