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Canadian LPs commit to energy transition fund

The Canada Growth Fund, CDPQ, Investissement Québec and BDC Capital have announced a combined $145m commitment to MKB Partners Fund III.

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Generation Investment Management raises $1.5bn

The London-based venture capital firm's fund will invest in the industrials sector.

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PSP Investments: The end of free money is good news for PE

Private equity investors are set to benefit from a re-pricing of unprofitable businesses in an era of high interest rates, according to the pension manager’s global head of PE.

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Offices

marker icon1250 René-Lévesque Boulevard West, Suite 1400, Montreal, H3B 5E9, Canada
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Contacts

NameJob titleLocationEmail
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user imageMr. Patrick Charbonneau
Job titleSenior Vice President and Chief Investment Officer
LocationMontreal, Canada
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user imageMs. Marilynn Ethier M.
Job titleManager, Sustainability & Climate Innovation
LocationMontreal, Canada
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user imageMs. Bonnie Frank
Job titleMD & Head of Private Investment and Enterprise Risk
LocationMontreal, Canada
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user imageMr. Cristina Lopez
Job titleChief Investment Officer
LocationMontreal, Canada
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Public Sector Pension Investment Board fund commitments

Known fund commitments: 17

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Commitment dateFeb 2026
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Commitment dateAug 2024
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Commitment dateFeb 2025
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Side Letter: Evergreen shock absorbers

A Swiss private bank corroborates claims that individual investors weren't spooked by April's tariff turmoil. Plus: PSP Investments slashes its private equity allocation. Here's today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.

Trade wars and Canada's $1.6trn pension industry – should GPs lose sleep?

There are concerns over how welcome foreign capital will be in the US and the knock-on effects this could have on capital allocations.

Dealmaking, fundraising and exits in 2025: LPs share their predictions

Private equity investors largely believe dealmaking activity will increase this year, which will in turn boost exits and distributions.

Side Letter: Investcorp's key person departure

The upcoming departure of Investcorp's global PE head doesn't appear to be making a dent in its deployment plans. Plus: why impact-linked carry isn't a silver bullet for LP-GP alignment; and a tool to unlock continuation funds for mid-market managers. Here's today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.

Side Letter: EQT to avoid LP-leds?

EQT says LP-leds are unlikely to be on the cards if it enters the secondaries market. Plus: Why NZ Super's new co-CIO may embrace direct investments. Here's today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.

CDPQ PE head: The worst thing for a pension is to miss a vintage

Martin Longchamps, head of private equity at the $319bn Canadian giant, talks to PEI about secondaries sales, overallocation and what steps the institution plans to take next.

Side Letter: PE's crystal ball

Takeaways from our latest Future of Private Equity special report. Plus: HarbourVest has a new(ish) CEO; and big names step up to back Astorg's €1 billion continuation fund. Here's today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.

Side Letter: Brookfield's fundraising faith; SoftBank's latest losses; Canada's China concern

Brookfield Asset Management is upbeat on fundraising. Plus: SoftBank has posted a $39 billion annual investment loss; and Canadian pensions are quizzed on China. Here’s today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.