Fundraising

In some cases, LPs are leaving long-term relationships with managers that have not paid off in ways they expected, creating opportunities for new players.

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The fund is expected to wrap up in December of this year.

Pension funds and insurers – as well as GPs – are revising documentation to permit investment into assets that are off limits for many.

This year and last, some of private equity’s best-known specialists in healthcare investing closed funds above their targets, perhaps owing to revived dealmaking in the sector.

Point 41 Capital Partners I’s limited partners include endowments, insurance companies, fund-of-funds, family offices, and high-net-worth individuals.

The fund will invest in health and wellness-centric food and beverage brands.

Crux Capital Fund I will target businesses in the consumer and commercial services industries with a strong presence in the Sunbelt region of the US.

IOF III targets secondary investments in infrastructure assets in North America and Western Europe.

AEP VII’s limited partners include public and corporate pensions, insurance companies, family offices, asset managers and industry consultants.