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FUNDRAISING SPECIALThe implications of the liquidity crisis remain unclear, but confidence is high that investors will not lose their appetite for private equity – and even the larger funds finding it difficult to finance new deals don't seem to be losing support. Andy Thomson reports.
- Fresno ups private equity allocation(3)
California pension fund Fresno County Employees’ Retirement Association has committed a further $110 million to the asset class, after enjoying strong returns from its previous investments.
- Fresno ups private equity allocation(2)
California pension fund Fresno County Employees’ Retirement Association has committed a further $110 million to the asset class, after enjoying strong returns from its previous investments.
- Fresno ups private equity allocation
California pension fund Fresno County Employees’ Retirement Association has committed a further $110 million to the asset class, after enjoying strong returns from its previous investments.
- Charterhouse Group to make 7x logistics exit(3)
New York-based Charterhouse Group will sell waste management logistics company Oakleaf Global to New Mountain Capital for $655 million.
- Charterhouse Group to make 7x logistics exit(2)
New York-based Charterhouse Group will sell waste management logistics company Oakleaf Global to New Mountain Capital for $655 million.
- Charterhouse Group to make 7x logistics exit
New York-based Charterhouse Group will sell waste management logistics company Oakleaf Global to New Mountain Capital for $655 million.
- New Mountain preps Fund III amid surging LP demand
The New York firm, led by former Forstmann Little pro Steven Klinsky, has set a target of $3 billion for its next private equity fund as LPs clamour for allocations.
- Stone Point to buy Ford division(2)
The Greenwich, Connecticut-based firm has made an agreement to buy the automobile maker’s service contract provider, Automobile Protection Corporation.
- Aquiline closes $1.1bn debut fund
The joint venture between Venturion Capital and former Marsh & McLennan chief Jeffrey Greenberg has closed its first fund.