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NEA’s founder to move to ChinaNew Enterprise Associates’ Dick Kramlich will live in Shanghai for all of 2008, helping to source deals and build relationships.
- Axelrad, Fore leave Wilson Sonsini(2)
Venture capital fund formation luminaries Jonathan Axelrad and Robert Fore have left Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati for Goodwin Procter.
- El-Erian leaves Harvard to rejoin PIMCO(4)
Harvard University's endowment is left without a head, as Mohamed El-Erian has left the $35 billion endowment for a senior role at PIMCO, where he'll lead a push into alternatives.
- El-Erian leaves Harvard to rejoin PIMCO(3)
Harvard University's endowment is left without a head, as Mohamed El-Erian has left the $35 billion endowment for a senior role at PIMCO, where he'll lead a push into alternatives.
- El-Erian leaves Harvard to rejoin PIMCO(2)
Harvard University's endowment is left without a head, as Mohamed El-Erian has left the $35 billion endowment for a senior role at PIMCO, where he'll lead a push into alternatives.
- Nokia spin-out opens second China office
BlueRun Ventures has opened a new office in Beijing as it steps up its China operations.
- Sequoia drops Yale after refusal to invest in Asian funds
Yale University has reportedly said that Sequoia severed its relationship with the $18 billion endowment after it declined to invest in some of the firm’s newer, Asian vehicles.
- Sequoia India raises $300m for third venture fund
Sequoia Capital has raised $300 million for a third India venture fund. The new fund is the largest dedicated to India venture capital, according to Sequoia managing director Sumir Chadha.
- Asian fundraising set for record-breaking year(3)
Asia’s private equity report card for the first half of this year is out: fundraising has surpassed last year’s record levels but transaction value has fallen compared to the first six months of 2006.
- Asian fundraising set for record-breaking year(2)
Asia’s private equity report card for the first half of this year is out: fundraising has surpassed last year’s record levels but transaction value has fallen compared to the first six months of 2006.