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Ex-MVision MD to launch USD funds platform at Chinese GPHarvest Investment Management is the PE investment arm of Harvest Fund Management, one of China’s largest mutual fund managers with about $180bn of AUM.
Side Letter: The growing appeal of yuan-denominated funds, Advent's $2bn, CPPIB on first-timersAs globalisation gets eroded, the appeal of yuan-denominated funds will probably grow. Plus: Advent cements its position in Latin America, CPPIB cautions against raising a first-time fund, ILPA cautions against ignoring first-time vehicles and more. Here's today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.
Yuan love: Why China's RMB-denominated PE market just became more compellingSchroder Adveq is one of the latest western firms to benefit from Shanghai's QFLP programme, which provides access to a market that has until now proved elusive for international LPs.
Schroders addresses liquidity constraint in latest PE offeringSchroder GAIA II Specialist Private Equity Fund will allow LPs with a minimum investment of $50,000 to back PE investments in small and mid-sized businesses.
Side Letter: ILPA 3.0, new secondaries venture, Germany stallsCompliance is off the agenda when it comes to co-investments; Schroder Adveq secondaries chief goes it alone; and dealflow remains stagnant in Germany. Here’s today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.
PEI 300 2019: The rise of funds of fundsThis year’s PEI 300 shows the strategy is far from over.
Funds of Funds Special: The key to opening up the defined contribution worldFunds of funds have a key role to play in opening up private markets to defined contribution pension plans.
- Funds of Funds Special: FoFs become data analysis machines
Fund of funds managers can digest data more easily than LPs and GPs – and have access to plenty.
2018 in North America: How PE thrived in a year of changeTax reform, the introduction of trade tariffs and a contentious round of mid-term elections didn’t dampen private equity activity in the US this year.
Maison Capital raises $200mThe Shenzhen, China-based investment firm has held a final close for its first USD-denominated fund.