Limited Partners

This marks the first cut the pension has made to the asset class's target in more than 15 years.

LPs are increasingly concerned about tail-end assets; Virginia's $134bn state pension system is worried about GP selection; Apax's new IR hire.

The man overseeing CalPERS' $250 billion alts portfolio; ILPA on evergreens alignment; secondaries investors not sassy on SaaS.

Anton Orlich, architect of the US pension giant's PE turnaround, will now also be responsible for its private credit, real estate, infrastructure and other alternative programmes.

CIO Leandros Kalisperas outlines plans for a fivefold increase in the development bank’s investment pace.

Why emerging managers should buddy up with a weighty LP; the US regulator is wary of lengthy fund lives; why private credit's loss could be PE's gain.

Institutional investors have justifiable concerns about how an influx of retail capital may impact the industry, writes Lori Hall-Kimm, senior managing director and global head of private equity at Healthcare of Ontario Pension Plan.

Private equity is expected to continue serving an important role in the overall portfolio of the pension, which is switching to a total portfolio approach in July.

How to supercharge UK private markets; why the 'T-word' isn't so outlandish for secondaries; the EU gets touchy around tech.

Members of the $219bn pension's investment advisory council weighed in on the relevance and sufficiency of performance benchmarks at a June meeting.