New York State Common Retirement Fund related stories
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- New York selects BofA to invest $200m
The $153bn pension allocated $200m to Bank of America for investments with emerging managers, and $350m to minority-owned Parish Capital as part of its emerging private equity managers programme.
- New York pension backs venture funds
The fund has earmarked $80m for three venture funds, including two re-ups and one new relationship.
- Asia Alternatives closes second FoF on $950m
The San Francisco- and Hong Kong-based firm has closed its second fund $100m higher than its initial target, but slightly shy of the $1bn close anticipated. The fund will focus on fund investments in China, Japan, Korea and India.
- New York pension commits $110m to minority-led funds
The New York State Common Retirement Fund has for the first time backed female-founded Asia Alternatives as well as African American-led GenNx360 Capital. The pension estimates a 20% loss since April.
- New York pension breaks private equity target allocation
The $153bn New York State Common Retirement Fund has marginally surpassed its 8 percent private equity target allocation while approaching its 6 percent target real estate allocation.
- New York commits $203m across four funds
The New York State Common Retirement Fund has re-upped with Bridgepoint and developed three new relationships.
- Apollo raises $1.4bn for European real estate
Fundraising by European-focussed opportunity real estate vehicles has reached $5 billion this year with the closing of Apollo Real Estate Advisors' third dedicated Euro fund.
- New York pension invests €383m in European self-storage
The New York Common Retirement Fund has taken a 51 percent stake in Shurgard, the European arm of US company Public Storage.
- NY State to allocate $1bn for ‘emerging’ managers(4)
The New York State Common Retirement Fund is upping its allocation to so-called emerging managers, including women- and minority-owned firms.
- NY State to allocate $1bn for ‘emerging’ managers(3)
The New York State Common Retirement Fund is upping its allocation to so-called emerging managers, including women- and minority-owned firms.