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Ohio Schools to commit up to $250m in FY2013The $10.6bn School Employees Retirement System of Ohio plans to continue the process of building up its private equity portfolio in the next fiscal year, and may explore co-investment opportunities.
- Washington State bets big on Advent, Nordic
The Washington State Investment Board re-upped almost $800m to two of its more established fund managers: Advent International and Nordic Capital.
- Warburg Pincus hires two, promotes seven
Warburg Pincus has become the latest firm to announce a raft of internal promotions as private equity firms strive to hang on to homegrown talent and incentivise key personnel.
- First Reserve makes raft of promotions
The US-based, energy-focused fund manager has promoted nine of its team, with five becoming managing directors. Three of the new MDs are based in London.
- GA promotes three after active 2011
The firm has promoted Jing Hong to managing director after a busy year in which it completed 13 investments in more diverse geographies than any year in its history.
- Hong Kong rated world’s top financial centre
The World Economic Forum's choice of Hong Kong as the world’s most developed financial market comes amid declining IPO value on the HKex. Nonetheless, the distinction provides additional support for private equity activity in the region.
- Pine Brook promotes Burba to MD
The New York-based energy and financial services investor has promoted Andre Burba to managing director. Pine Brook sealed its first exit from its debut fund in 2010.
- Warburg replaces head of Mumbai office
Warburg is promoting Niten Malhan and Vishal Mahadevia to lead the firm’s business in India, where the firm has been active since 1994.
- Warburg Pincus invests in Haitong IPO
The global firm has committed $210m to Haitong Securities’ reported $1.7bn Hong Kong IPO.
- Goldman and Warburg team up for $1bn Endurance
Warburg Pincus has teamed with GS Capital Partners to acquire online service provider Endurance from private equity group Accel-KKR in a secondary buyout worth $1bn.