Pensions

In today's edition, Valuations are facing scrutiny on multiple fronts; LAFPP makes the case for mid-market, emerging managers; Tail-end specialist Hollyport parts with an equity stake.

Head of PE at $38bn pension system believes portfolio’s distributions have fared well in a difficult period for LPs with hefty PE allocations.

In today's edition, Continuation fund activity outstrips traditional secondaries activity; New ESG rules could have a chilling effect on private markets; An APAC rainmaker resurfaces at an international GP.

Shoaib Khan, CIO and director of the New Jersey Division of Investment, says re-ups and new opportunities are being looked at on equal footing, despite being spared liquidity concerns.

A more than fivefold growth in resources will put OMERS in the unique near-term position of having plentiful capital for fund commitments at a time when many LPs are struggling with liquidity issues.

CIO Shoaib Khan, head of one of the largest US public pensions, says he feels no pressure to hastily remedy a string of private markets staff departures.

In today's edition, A closer look at OMERS PE's newest funds czar; How to win friends and influence GPs; Singapore's alts community appears to tread water – with a catch.

Disciplined entry pricing links directly to value creation, Jonas Nyquist, head of alternatives at the €126.7bn pension, tells PEI.

Investors across all institution types displayed increased caution in the first half, with 67% keeping allocations unchanged, according to PEI's H1 2026 Investor Report.

California pension with just shy of $1bn portfolio previously cited high fees and unimpressive risk-adjusted returns as reasons to skip private equity, but hears rationale for revisiting. decision from Callan