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Investor Intentions: POBA announces its private equity blind-trust manager company selection plan

The Public Officials' Benefit Association intends to target buyout and growth strategies.

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POBA seeks local blind pool fund managers

POBA hopes to commit $75m to private equity funds in the country.

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Five tips for raising capital from South Korean LPs

Fundraising in South Korea requires resources, attentiveness and patience, though the country should prove to be fertile ground for the foreseeable future, writes Albert Jun, partner at Monument Group.

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Side Letter: Emergency exits; Apollo's $25bn target; POBA's new CIO

GPs are seeking greater downside protection amid a more challenging exit environment in China. Plus: Apollo is seeking $25 billion for its latest mega-fund and Korea's POBA has named a new CIO. Here's today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.

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POBA hikes target allocation to alternatives

The South Korean pension boosted its target exposure to alternatives in 2021.

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Korea's POBA seeks domestic PE managers

The South Korean pension has issued an RFP for domestic PE managers.

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POBA seeks overseas fund managers

The South Korean public pension fund issues RFP for overseas PE opportunities.

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POBA to diversify its alternative investment portfolio

The South Korean public pension fund is seeking to set up joint ventures with global pension funds and separately managed accounts.

Public Officials Benefit Association contact information

Offices

marker icon140 Hangang-Ro, Yongsan-Gu, Seoul, , South Korea
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Contacts

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Key Contact
user imageMr. Seok-won Lee
Job titleInvestment Manager
LocationSeoul, South Korea
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user imageYuna Cho
Job titleAnalyst, Investments
LocationSeoul, South Korea
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user imageJuree Jung
Job titleDeputy General Manager
LocationSeoul, South Korea
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user imageSang Hyub Kim
Job titleDeputy General Manager
LocationSeoul, South Korea
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Public Officials Benefit Association fund commitments

Known fund commitments: 6

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Side Letter: Why this ex-pension CIO 'would definitely avoid Europe'

Two former LP veterans are bearish on Europe and bullish on emerging markets as inflationary concerns and conflict in Ukraine loom large. Plus: Asian insurers are leading the charge when it comes to integrating ESG and the rising appeal of Ireland's new fund structure. Here's today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.

Side Letter: Rede Partners reflects; BC's €1bn of extra time; India's biggest PE bulls

Why a former Woolworths clerk and a piano major decided the placement agent model needed to change. Plus: What you should know about BC's €1 billion single asset transaction and meet India's biggest PE spenders. Here's today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.

Why the wheels have fallen off distressed debt

The strategy’s performance is struggling to live up to expectations. Should investors keep faith with a sector still waiting for the right market conditions?

Korea’s IMM PE collects $800m so far for latest fund – exclusive

The mid-market firm is raising its largest fund yet and expects more capital commitments from US LPs.

Ares Management raises $3.4bn

The Los Angeles-headquartered firm closed its first junior debt fund.

Investors just can’t get enough

Limited partners remain fully committed to the asset class, despite clouds on the horizon.

Trends of the Year: Korean LPs to the fore

A low interest rate environment and growth in pension fund money continue to fuel to South Korean LPs' expansion into alternatives.