Investors

The US's largest public pension had a streak of co-investments underperforming funds in most periods over several decades, according to private equity head Anton Orlich.

In today's edition, EQT's Coller acquisition overshadowed a record year for exits; Where LPs are placing their bets in Asia-Pacific; A prominent European LP departs after more than two decades.

Nearly one-quarter of LPs have seen evidence of CV-on-CVs, according to Coller Capital’s latest investor survey.

The pension will later this year review its asset allocation strategy for the first time since 2022, as it contends with liquidity challenges.

Salon assumes the top leadership of the Canadian pension manager's C$36bn private equity platform, one of the largest such institutional programmes in the world.

In today's edition, Two more LPs are urging caution amid rising geopolitical instability; A growth fund hits final close in '12 days'; Ardian rejigs its leadership bench.

In today's edition, Goldman Sachs Alternatives is increasing its focus on regional location when it comes to portcos and tariff escalation; AIG is using secondaries processes to seed CVC's $1.5 billion evergreen portfolio; The potential boon for GP stakes investors.

The pair will eye 'additional areas of collaboration' amid the insurer's plans to raise its alternatives exposure.

An SS&C survey points to more frequent reporting and engagement as key drivers of progress.

Public pension funds were the most active in reducing their exposure, with almost a third scaling back their allocations, according to PEI's full-year 2025 Investor Report.