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Side Letter: CalPERS' PE overhauler; PJT's predictions; Morgan Stanley's climate betCalPERS' newest private equity boss has pedigree when it comes to radically overhauling investment programmes. Plus: PJT Partners reckons this year will be the second-busiest year for secondaries to date and Morgan Stanley Investment Management has launched a $1 billion climate platform. Here’s today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.
Southern Africa Q&A: PE has demonstrated its resiliencePrivate equity is making moves to support Southern Africa’s recovery from the pandemic, says Tanya van Lill, the Southern African Venture Capital and Private Equity Association’s CEO.
PEI Awards 2018: EMEA winnersFirms, deals, fundraises and country-specific awards for Europe, the Middle East and Africa
Former CDPQ CIO enters French politicsRoland Lescure, who more than doubled private equity assets during his tenure at the Canadian pension plan, is running for representative of French expats in North America in the French legislature.
- Carlyle agrees second African deal of the year
The firm has agreed to acquire network connectivity provider CMC Networks from Investec.
- Rohatyn opens Seoul office
Korea offers geographical diversification for private equity investors with US and European-weighted portfolios, plus its sound regulatory environment, strong deal flow, and active local LP base are attractive draws, Rohatyn partner Chris Seaver says.
- When private equity flirts with politics
In many countries, the lines between the private equity world and politics are often blurry.
- Rohatyn Group names ex-CLSA CEO as new partner
The former CEO of CLSA Capital Partners, Christoper Seaver, will be based in The Rohatyn Group’s Hong Kong office and will be responsible for expanding its regional initiatives.
- Rohatyn Group hires Gustavo Eiben
The New York-based emerging markets firm has hired Eiben as managing director.
- Citi still selling
The sale of emerging markets-focused CVCI leaves Citi with an uncertain future in private equity.