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The US public pension has committed to a PE debt vehicle.

Large managers have been forced to reduce targets due to a sluggish fundraising environment. Now smaller shops may endure this trend.

The teachers’ pension portfolio is among several that have moved through the market this year, helping to drive secondaries volume even as activity on the GP-led side of the market remained muted.

The pros and cons of in-house versus outsourced capital raising was debated at PEI’s Investor Relations forum this week.

The US-based pension approved four commitments, including two to Genstar Capital.

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The wealthtech firm’s senior appointment in Australia follows a similar move in Japan and comes ahead of plans to open a hub in Singapore.

Fund II has already raised nearly half its target and is expected to wrap up in the fourth quarter of this year.

“I wouldn’t call us conservative. But we do want to be more liquid and transparent,” said San Diego County CIO Stephen Sexauer.