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Fundraising Isn't Totally Dead: Oversubscribed Huntsman Gay Fund Approaches CloseHuntsman Gay Capital Partners has hit the hard cap for its debut fund, but it isn't stopping there, according to a source familiar with the situation. The firm, formed by industrialist Jon Huntsman and former Bain Capital investor Bob Gay, had a $1.25 billion ceiling, according to a regulatory filing. Thanks to anchor commitments from limited partners like like CalPERS, CalSTRS, AlpInvest, C.V. Starr & Co., and GIC (Massachusetts Group Insurance Commission), the firm has hit that $1.25 figure, our source said. But instead of holding a final close, H&G has extended its fund's closing to accommodate a commitment from New York State Common Retirement Fund and possibly one
- LP corner, week of Nov. 24, 2008
Short news items about limited partners in New Mexico, New York and Connecticut
- PE fund briefs, week of Nov. 10, 2008
Fund-raising news about Northstar Capital, Asia Alternatives and other private equity funds worldwide
- PE Week Wire: Tuesday, November 4, 2008
Random Ramblings
- PE Week Wire: Tuesday, November 4, 2008
Random Ramblings
- Asia Alternatives Raises $950 Million for Second Fund
Asia Alternatives has closed its second Asian private equity fund-of-funds with $950 million in capital commitments. It had been targeting $850 million, after having closed its debt vehicle in May 2007 with $515 million. CP Eaton served as placement agent, while limited partners included California Institute of Technology, CalPERS, New York State Common Retirement Fund, OHIM Asia Investors, OMERS, Pennsylvania State Employees' Retirement System, Warren Hellman and Arthur Rock.