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The investor has hired a successor to Don Guo to oversee its $150bn asset portfolio.

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DBJ Asset Management is looking to Germany, Austria and Switzerland to diversify its PE portfolio.

The pension fund sits below its peers for private equity allocation and is considering avenues to get up to speed.

Singapore-based Don Guo is leaving nearly three years overseeing the group’s $150bn investment portfolio.

Long focused on the North American mid-market, Charlesbank is raising the new flagship as limited partners are paying more attention to mid-cap and smaller funds.

The fund, Post Oak Energy Partners V, closed at $600 million in May 2025.

The $82bn pension’s staff are expressing confidence in the direction of the portfolio despite relinquishing a spot as a top performer from early PE programme.

Industry participants from the UK’s local government pension schemes weigh in on fiduciary duty, members’ financial interest and the risk of requiring UK investment.