Pensions

CIO of $6bn Midwest pension would prefer the system remain 'more of a buyer than a seller' when it comes to private equity funds.

Some 31% of LPs saw their private equity allocation drop between January and June – a dynamic most pronounced among foundations and endowments, according to PEI's H1 2025 Investor Report.

Jaime Alvarez, head of PE and sustainable infrastructure, tells PEI the £36bn fund is bullish on Asia and explains why it could implement an evergreen structure despite questions about conflicts within this burgeoning community.

One of the largest LPs in the US, Oregon’s $100bn state fund, could look to add more geographic diversification to its heavily PE-weighted portfolio.

The US market is 'where we see the most active dealflow globally', says Alexandre Décary, La Caisse’s vice-president of Americas private equity.

Anticipating little impact on its portfolio, California pension’s board strongly supported increased scrutiny of private equity funds in the healthcare space.

The LP may look to err on the side of caution as it looks to commit between $600m and $1bn to the asset class.

CalPERS could raise its private equity allocation yet again as its strategic overhaul begins to bear fruit. Plus: the lines between unlisted asset classes are becoming increasingly blurred; and CVC returns with its second GP-led in as many years. Here's today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.

Youngshin Park, a 20-year veteran of the country's LP community, explains what makes Korean LPs tick and outlines the best strategies for accessing this rich source of capital.

Stephen Gilmore, California pension’s CIO: ‘Reasonable to expect’ system will increase its long-term asset allocation target after finding success with co-investment emphasis.