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Credit crunch conquerors: Revising 2009 vintage VC fundsToo early to tell, but Trinity, Khosla and Upfront each have funds from the era that are breaking away from the pack
Venture returns build momentum, will LPs rush back in?Venture capital firms have staged a significant comeback since the woebegone years following the Internet bubble, and they could pose competition for LP dollars in the months ahead, according to analysis by VCJ affiliate publication Buyouts.
LBO funds have been strong performers; venture has momentum: BuyoutsInvestors largely got it right betting heavily over the last three decades on leveraged buyout funds, sister magazine Buyouts says. That said, venture capital firms have staged a significant comeback since the woebegone years following the Internet bubble.
Vintage 2009 takes place among best performersIt wasn’t a great year to try to raise a fund. But 2009 was a heck of year to start investing one.
LBO funds have been strong performers; venture has momentumIn picking strategies within private equity, investors largely got it right betting heavily over the last three decades on leveraged buyout funds. That said, venture capital firms have staged a significant comeback since the woebegone years following the Internet bubble, and they could pose competition for dollars in the months ahead.
New York State Teachers’ loses private equity co-manager: CORRECTEDSean Holland, co-manager of private equity at the New York State Teachers’ Retirement System, has left the pension fund, John Cardillo, spokesman for the pension system, confirmed for peHUB Friday.
- New York State Teachers’ loses PE co-manager
Sean Holland, co-manager of private equity at the New York State Teachers’ Retirement System, has left the pension fund, John Cardillo, spokesman for the pension system, confirmed.
- Segulah nears first close
The Nordic firm aims to wrap up fundraising before year end
Oxygen flows freely to sub-$1 billion fundsAt the peak of the last fundraising boom six years ago, sponsors had reason to feel like small potatoes if they were targeting anything less than $1 billion. Today, with fundraising soaring again, such firms are playing a far larger role in the market.
- New York Common inks pact with Hamilton Lane
New York State Common Retirement Fund has named Hamilton Lane as its new general private equity consultant for a five-year contract, after the Bala Cynwyd, Pennsylvania, investment management firm won a competitive auction held by the $161 billion pension system.