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UTIMCO anchors single-LP energy fundIn an example of an LP building a customised relationship, the University of Texas Investment Management Company has committed $200m to Post Oak Energy’s debut fund. UTIMCO will be the fund’s only LP.
- EnCap closes in on $3.5bn hard-cap for Fund VIII
The Texas energy investor has swept past its $2.5bn target, even after losing a $40m commitment from a pension after a disagreement over a placement agent policy.
- Willis Stein gets fund extension
The realisations of eight portfolio companies in the firm's $1.8bn Fund III, which was granted a one-year fund life extension, are expected to shape plans to raise a fourth fund.
- LACERS commits $10m to third Spark fund
The system's commitment came shortly before Spark Capital III closed on $353m.
- Fortress scores $200m from CalSTRS
CalSTRS committed to Wes Edens-led Fortress’ second Credit Opportunities fund, which is targeting $2bn.
- ArcLight fundraise hits uncertainties
The Boston-based energy firm has been targeting $3bn for its fifth fund, which launched last year, but is switching placement agents.
- PERE Awards 2009: Europe winners
Thousands of PERE readers voted for the individuals, firms and organisations they thought stood out from the crowd in 2009. Here we present the Europe winners. PERE March 2010 issue
- Fund terms are changing
Private equity real estate GPs are ‘reluctantly’ beginning to change the terms of their funds as the capital fundraising market swings increasingly in favor of LPs, according to institutional investors at the PREA conference.
- Texas universities in $250m secondary sale
The investment management company for University of Texas and Texas A&M Systems has sold its interests in 14 funds after unsuccessfully shopping 25 funds last year.
- Perella Weinberg adds asset management partners
Former UTIMCO chief investment officer Bob Boldt will lead the new asset management division at the financial services firm.